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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
Politics › Re: Biafra Vs Arewa Face Off: The Five Major Issues We Must Not Fail To Understand by monex(m): 2:02pm On Jun 14, 2017
laudate:
Are you sure you read his post with an open mind? huh Which 'bias against Igbo' did the man express? sad In fact, he expressed his affinity & respect for them, in most of his comments! And then you claim that he 'provide a resource material for those who feed off their hatred for Igbo' .... in what way? shocked He merely stated the facts, as he saw them. How you can interpret or twist his comments to imply that he was providing resource material to those who hate the Igbo, is truly baffling!! shocked
e fear me o.
Politics › Re: Biafra Vs Arewa Face Off: The Five Major Issues We Must Not Fail To Understand by monex(m): 2:01pm On Jun 14, 2017
madridguy:
The DSP is your brother in the Senate, tell him to start convincing his colleagues in the senate to insert a secession clause in the constitution, that is the fastest route and the least costly.
exactly! that is the path to be taken not the IPOB youths and Arewa youths threat

I am not IGBO baba!
Politics › Re: Biafra Vs Arewa Face Off: The Five Major Issues We Must Not Fail To Understand by monex(m): 12:45pm On Jun 14, 2017
madridguy:
Nice one Mr Oche. I think you need to stop wasting your energy over this matter. I think this is the best time for the Biafra to leave so we can forge ahead as a nation. Enough of broua broua everywhere because staying beyond October 1st will worsen their case.

My opinion though.
Has Nigerian granted them autonomy to leave.

what do you mean by "leave". una think say secession easy? after october 1st any violence against them remains a crime in the nigerian state as they are nigerian citizens with the right to own property and live anywhere. Until Nigeria grants them autonomy and they take up biafran citizenship (thereby denouncing their nigerian citizenship), they have every right to live up north

I blame the Nnamdi Kanu, Buhari and Jonathan for all this.

well, lets start with federal and confederal before we talk about secession
Politics › Re: Biafra Vs Arewa Face Off: The Five Major Issues We Must Not Fail To Understand by monex(m): 12:41pm On Jun 14, 2017
fabre4:
Are we going back to south east the land where human beings are used as target practice or are we going to Biafra land of milk and honey.
Nigeria is to say secede (secede does not mean exodus) not Hausa-Fulani saying to leave the north
Politics › Re: Biafra Vs Arewa Face Off: The Five Major Issues We Must Not Fail To Understand by monex(m): 12:23pm On Jun 14, 2017
Whynotthetruth:
ochejoseph

I am not comfortable seeing someone of your pedigree dropping your bias against Igbo as TRUTH & FACTS here, irrespective of the fact that you have our daughter as a wife...You simply tried to wittingly cajole neutrals against Biafra support and probably provide a resource material for those who feed off their hatred for Igbo ...Why didn't you recount what Nigeria stands to lose by Biafra exit? Why didn't you come clear with your fears as a middle belt man who maybe confronted with INCREASED daily realities of hausafulani intimidation Incase of Biafra exit? Why not try an unbiased comparative analysis of the pros and cons maybe then you will see what hope Biafra holds? Why write OUTRIGHT lies as facts here? Which of the civil service is dominated by Igbo? I am disappointed in you my boss...

Your son may grow tomorrow to read his father's bias and unfounded vituperations against his mother's side... internet remembers...Avoid writing or write when the FACTS are TRUTH not political or subjective truths.

Finally, though I will be happy to remain in a RESTRUCTURED Nigeria but the prospects of a Biafran country whose potentials you downplayed even limited their geographical boundaries and severed her families seems VERY much tempting and more appealing to me. Hence, I will pray again; Ka mmiri Biafra zosa mu na ndi Igbo nile wink (let the rains of Biafra fall over us and wash away the dirty memories of Nigeria ) Iseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee !!!!
he said "The Nigerian Civil service is dominated by Igbo's, comparative to their population nationally" you only read the first phrase anf ignored "comparative to their population"

Be more worried about your son reading his father's inability to comprehend
Crime › Re: Two Drug Traffickers Arrested At The Lagos Airport by monex(m): 9:37am On Jun 11, 2017
famosh:
Abegi! Are you new on Nairaland? If them wan ban people for tribal posts on Nairaland, the entire disgusting flat heads here would be banned first.
no you both will be banned at same time. Each party accuses the other of doing (or doing it more) and yet you all do it. funny recently, the yorubas are the more aggressive from my random sampling
Crime › Re: Pastor Beats Landlady To Death In Anambra Over Rent, His Shrine Discovered. Pics by monex(m): 9:27am On Jun 11, 2017
Intrepid01:
Lol...I don't exchange words with those whose life and that of their unborn generation isn't valuable to......you just displayed what we know....a child born of hate and pain. ...
and again, you switched it to insulting a tribe ... do you realise it is possible the person you are refferring to is not igbo sef

you tribal bigots (yoruba and igbo ones especially) reason in one direction only
Crime › Re: Pastor Beats Landlady To Death In Anambra Over Rent, His Shrine Discovered. Pics by monex(m): 9:25am On Jun 11, 2017
Intrepid01:
the way some igbo peeps go dey beef dem Baba Adeboye, Bishop Oyedepo and Dr. Olukoya; .... dey'll go to any length to pretend as genuine pastors to attain prosperity...to dem everything na business
a post is about religion but you found a way to take it to your default tribal realm of operation
Crime › Re: Two Drug Traffickers Arrested At The Lagos Airport by monex(m): 9:19am On Jun 11, 2017
famosh:
We're gorilla descendants from the land of the rising poto-poto. May chukwu okike abiama bless our hustle!
shame on you for denigrating an entire tribe. i thought members are blocked for such tribal posts on nairaland.

today you guys focused on their tribe. tomorrow when someone from their tribe does something spectacular, you would say they should call the person a nigerian and not "chest-beat" about the tribe. The hypocrisy sucks!!!
Crime › Re: Nigerian Victim Of Sex Trafficking In Italy Tells Her Shocking Story by monex(m): 11:58am On Jun 10, 2017
SilvanusII:
You actually kid yourself by believing that tripe u initially posted was constructive criticism. It was judgement and u had ur gavel, robes and wig all primed for the moment. This isn't even any better, but seeing as ur education in humanity and empathy is sadly lacking, it's no skin off my teeth to school u, ur loud claims at having obtained a degree on a subject u evidently know nothing about not withstanding.



Its safe to say that ALL Nigerians are thieves, fraudsters and drug peddlers because most of the ones seen by the foreigners are, not so? Because u think most of the girls know doesn't mean some were not kidnapped, swindled after paying huge sums of money or truly misled into thinking they'd be provided jobs not ashawo-related. Be wary of hasty generalization...something the prev wannabe project writer should av realised
1000 likes for you
Crime › Re: Nigerian Victim Of Sex Trafficking In Italy Tells Her Shocking Story by monex(m): 11:57am On Jun 10, 2017
pweetyoge:
same story line all the time. my project topic was on child/girl trafficking, during my research i realised greed, unhealthy competition n poverty is the underlying factor. They claim ignorance bt the truth is they know exactly what they are getting into. They are not as naive and stupid as the media portrays the story. They all know either one way or the other( old stories, friends,neighbour who has done same) , but the love for quick money and the obodo oyibo syndrome blur and becloud the right sense of reasoning. who travels outside a country through the desert without knowing it is fishy? Pls they should cut us some slack with the same old gist all the time...
i agree but most of them are underage and do not have the right information. They do not deserve to be bleeped by hundred or thousands of men for their foolish decisions.

they are the victims and you should see them as such
Celebrities › Re: Stella Damasus Shares More Photos To Shame Those Calling Her 'husband Snatcher' by monex(m): 11:48am On Jun 10, 2017
seguno2:
You started with IF, then made definitive assertions.
Do you really know what you are talking about?
Were they "separated or divorced" BEFORE she started dating him?
Do you know that?
yeah therein lies the problem. She might have been dating him while he was married to doris and only divorced doris when he was sure he wanted to marry stella.

anyway, we do not know the real truth and should mind our businesses
Education › Re: Madonna University As A Ponzi Scheme In Nigeria by monex(m): 1:44pm On Jun 09, 2017
MONITZ:
How? Pls explain especially the non-religious Catholic priest part, thanks...
not all priest are religious (belong to a religious order e.g. Dominicans, Monks, Franciscans, Jesuits etc.). some are lay (just Diocesan).

lay priests only take an oath of obedience to their bishops
religious priests also take an oath of poverty and chastity.

a religious priest cannot own property unlike a lay priest.
Politics › Re: "FG Let Igbos Go": Northern Youths Call ECOWAS, AU, UN For Hastened Referendum by monex(m): 12:42pm On Jun 09, 2017
buchilino:
EITHER U DON'T UNDERSTAND ENGLISH OR U JUST LOVE TWISTING THINGS. WHO TOLD U DAT WE WANT DEM TO BE ARRESTED, WE EVEN LOVE D STATEMENT, ATLEAST DIS TIME DEY GAVE TIME TO LEAVE UNLIKE IN D 60S. ANY IGBO DAT DOESN'T HEED D WARNING SHOULD BLAME HIM OR HERSELF.
the problem is that both of you do not understand diversity

there are igbos who want biafra and those who do not

there are yorubas who prefer igbos to hausas and those who prefer vice versa.

do not think youur stand on an issue is universal. it is possible a Biafran Referendum will not get up to 50% sef
Family › Re: My Brother In Law Barged Into My Room While I Was Unclad!! by monex(m): 9:21am On Jun 08, 2017
Kondomatic:
Back then when women knew their worth as women, a man dare not enter a married woman's room even if he's invited.

You get message? Deliver it from outside or wait until her husband comes back but those wey go school say wey dey imprison them so we set them free.

Guys trying to justify this act are just silly. You don't enter people's room without knocking, even my mom cannot enter my room without knocking. Unless something is after her.

The best thing to do when you enter a woman's room and see what you're not supposed to see is to turn around and leave without looking her direction a second time.
exactly @ the bolded. It once happened to me. a female friend came to stay in my house. i leave my room door open and she doesnt knock before entering so I guess that affected me not to knock before entering her room. I entered her room and she was naked. I did an immediate u-turn and apologized while going back (turned away from her). Till today I cant even remember/picture what i saw. That is what a swift turnaround does. You wont even remember what you saw.

looking at a naked girl while apologizing to her is disrespectful.
Education › Re: Madonna University As A Ponzi Scheme In Nigeria by monex(m): 9:00am On Jun 08, 2017
paulchineduN:
If this is verified to be true, Madonna University should be made to answer. Am a Christian but the way our churches run their schools is worrisome.
it is not run by the catholic church. It is only owned by a lay (non-religious) catholic priest
Romance › Re: 'Urhobo Angel' Turns Down A Lady On Twitter (Photos) by monex(m): 10:53am On Jun 06, 2017
Smartini:
Not so polite for a simple request. He could have handled the matter in a way that wouldn't cause so much rubble. 'C.E.O Awon Crazy' sounds childish for a mature looking dude like that. I guess he's probably in his early 20s. A child in a man's body. No quoting, please.
sorry i ignored your request not to be quoted.

very immature from the guy I agree but you see a lot of mature ladies do this too
Family › Re: Man Confesses And Apologizes To His Wife On Facebook For Cheating (photos) by monex(m): 9:51am On Jun 05, 2017
ZarZar:
Oh well. I still think it's a matter of self control because I believe there are people with enough self-respect to not wanna "Bleep every girl he sees". The lack of self control is just so primitive & stupid to say the least, because it implies you're ruled by your genitals. A man without sense or control is no different from an animal.
of course there are people. these are people who understand the enormous task and have disciplined themselves.

My point is, men and women differ in their sexual interest and ability to control sexual urges. it is much more difficult in men and many men do not know or prepare to fight this.
Family › Re: Man Confesses And Apologizes To His Wife On Facebook For Cheating (photos) by monex(m): 11:55am On Jun 03, 2017
ZarZar:
I hope they all get infected. It'd rid the world of scum tongue What is so hard about staying faithful? I don't get it. Because as far as I'm concerned, you see one, you've seen them all. It's the same damn thing on every dame, so it's not like you'll find one that'll hum you a lullaby as you Bleep lol.
It is 20 times harder for a guy than it is for a girl. Also guys are designed to seek the variety naturally so its not all the same.

The focus should be on building discipline in boys froma young age. teach them to mortify themselves and deny themselves of pleasure. If a man gives himslef to pleasure, he will desire to Bleep every girl he sees.
Romance › Re: A 20yrs Old Ghanaian Lady Sets Boyfriend’s House Ablaze For Cheating On Her by monex(m): 8:47pm On May 28, 2017
Mayflowa:
How do you think Law works. She would be found guiltless in a law court. This woman has been put through emotional trauma, her happiness smashed, her future ruined before her very eyes by a man under her very nose is taking pleasure in inflicting maximum pains. That is motive enough to psychologically lose sanity. The man is lucky he and his new girlfriend weren't killed by this raving mad woman.
doesnt mean she should respond with violence #saynotodomesticviolence
Crime › Re: SARS Rejects Hausa Man Caught Stealing LED TV In Rivers State (Photos) by monex(m): 3:44pm On May 24, 2017
soberdrunk:
I dont know why some people like to tribalize everything, everyone knows that some police stations in Nigeria rejects some very 'frustrating' looking and 'non profit' yielding type of people and besides 'SARS' is '"Special" 'Anti-'Robbery' squad not 'burgalrs' or petty thief squad...... angry angry
as in i fear for our penchant to tribalize everything

the guy start to quote Nnamdi Kanu

E be like say i need to do canadian immigration last last. Our values are getting bleeped up
Politics › Re: Politicians Hire Marabouts, Pastors To Pray For Buhari’s Death: Lauretta Onochie by monex(m): 10:22am On May 22, 2017
Nbote:
Jus imagine d kind of embarrassing nonsense an aide to d govt is telling us in dis 21st century.. What is wrong with an aging man falling ill for heaven's sake? Or at PMB's age he's supposed to b fit, hale and hearty at all times? He's been going for medical treatments and check up way before now but yet d ppl running d govt kips playing politics with his health by shrouding d whole thing in mystery and yet blaming every other pesin for his predicament. Dis ppl are really not helping matters with d kind of utterances dey make.
Shocked to hear She is an official aide.

This kind conjectures should be limited to BMC and Zombies not an official aide
Politics › Re: Eric Joyce Says Buhari Is Dead by monex(m): 10:21am On May 22, 2017
EazyMoh:
Lol! So only his twitter handle and his blog know PMB is dead.
It's more than 48hrs still nobody took him serious except.....
Wailers and IPADS grin
Crime › Re: Hausa Man Killed In Enugu For Stealing Car Battery (Photos) by monex(m): 9:49am On May 22, 2017
OrestesDante:
You know. I commented on a thread about the barbaric acts of these people and they came 'mentioning' me as if I was been tribalistic.

Now tell me what's the difference between them and Barbarians.

#OneNigeria#OneNation!
are "they" the only ones doing jungle justice? There might be some sense in what those mentioning you said.
Politics › Re: Lawrence Akpu: Ex-Biafra Soldier With Bullet In His Chest by monex(m): 9:00am On May 22, 2017
laribari:
Bro, get my point please. What I'm saying is that these great men who fought the war are the real biafrans and they lost the war painfully. The people shouting biafra today are fake that's what I'm saying.

They don't do the talk and none have even honoured or help the soldiers who are alive today.


I don't have an issue with the ojukwus of this world but the ones shouting biafra today. What have they done differently?
ow I get you now. My sentiments exactly.

The Biafran warrriors were heroes and their rationale was justified.

The modern day IPOB are either brainwashed by Mr. Kanu or yet to get over GEJ defeat
Politics › Re: Lawrence Akpu: Ex-Biafra Soldier With Bullet In His Chest by monex(m): 3:13pm On May 21, 2017
laribari:
Perhaps you wanna blame God for making you a Nigerian.

As if you will come as a biafran if God gives you the power to pick where you are from. You nor go pick Europe or America?

I expect you to deny it since you "probably" don't like good thing but travel out for a vacation and see if you won't change your mind.


Your hero this, your hero that. I can bet that you never knew this man until now. You can easily say he's your hero becos you support biafra. How much have you willingly donated to them? They need help now, abi Nigeria nor donate money for south Africa? What have you done for these people? Do your people in the east especially those shouting biafra in Enugu have accounts where they appreciate these men who fought for biafra? Are they celebrated in the east? Social media will even make them popular if you celebrate them.

Today people know Ken saro-wiwa, Tony Enahoro, Ojukwu. What about the biafran soldiers still alive? Who among them come close to wole soyinka's fame? If you laud them, people will eccho them. In the east singers like phino Fino and flavour are more popular and celebrated than any living biafran soldier.

Try to create accounts where every igbo will use to support these so-called heroes and see if igbos will not be divided over the idea.

You think all igbos are united and they agree? There are many places that don't inter marry, in fact they don't do things together. Where is th unity? One biafra
you guys should quit trying to mock people or their rationale for going to war. You did not experience their persecution nor pogrom and cannot understand their rationale better than them.

You can castigate (or brand as foolish) the modern day IPOBs but not those who took part in the Biafran War.
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Visits Governor Wike (Photos) by monex(m): 2:34pm On May 18, 2017
DONSMITH123:
i normally dont reply mentions..but @Bolded caught my attention and answered it all.

Enjoy your day.
i thought as much. the bold-ed would likely be the problem.

same analogy with Dino's book
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Visits Governor Wike (Photos) by monex(m): 1:52pm On May 18, 2017
DONSMITH123:
The only man that define stealing and corruption differently from Oxford advance learners dictionary
it was originally by ICPC chairman

... and stealing is actually different from corruption.

i can understand if you reject the statement because it came from someone who himself was corrupt but it doesn't change the fact in the statement.

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