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Counterigbolies:What about Sunday Igboho? Secessionist movement is different from the national political movement. Election is in less than one year. |
Sentiment apart, it's the truth. You cannot do a Funso Williams on Peter Obi, and the country will take it sitting down. First off, 2027 election will not hold. Don't quote me for argument sake, use your own brain to permutate the possible outcomes. |
3 children! Are they married...? |
Imagine if stakers cashed out in that 2nd half Egypt 2-0 lead. This world cup has had some last minute upsets. |
Dtruthspeaker:God's sovereignty establishes what will happen; human responsibility determines how each person participates in it. Prophecy explains the outcome. It doesn't excuse the decisions that bring the outcome about. Rehoboam only fulfilled what God had already declared because of Solomon. It could have been any other king down the lineage. Judas also fulfilled prophecy. Pharaoh fulfilled God's purpose. Assyria fulfilled God's judgment. Yet each was still held accountable for their own choices. So why would Rehoboam be any different? No matter our "disadvantaged" upbringing, it's left to the child to work out his own salvation. |
MyExpression:The Greatest of Some-Times hands over the baton.
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It's gonna be bloody tonight. The Spanish team are playing great football... Portugal is technically being sustained by Ronaldo's hunger and charisma. Let the better team win
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Hahaahhahahaaahhahaahhahhaha Hediot! |
Hello Nairalanders… Let’s talk about something uncomfortable. How does a man like Solomon, the wisest and richest king in scripture, blessed directly by God; still raise a son that tears a kingdom apart in just a few days? 1 Kings 3:12 says: “I have given you a wise and understanding heart, so that there has not been anyone like you before you…” He built the temple. He wrote Proverbs. He had access to wisdom most leaders today would pray for. Yet his son, Rehoboam, in 1 Kings 12, ignored wise counsel and made a decision that split Israel - 10 tribes gone almost instantly. Now here’s where it gets uncomfortable. Most parents today are judged harshly when one child goes off track. But looking at Solomon and Rehoboam… I can’t help but ask: Did Solomon really “fail” as a father? Or is something deeper at play here? Because yes, Proverbs 22:6 says: “Train up a child in the way he should go…” But even Solomon himself later drifted: “For when Solomon was old, his wives turned away his heart…” (1 Kings 11:4) So even the “wisest” man wasn’t immune to internal collapse. And Rehoboam? Scripture simply says: “He did evil because he did not set his heart to seek the Lord.” (2 Chronicles 12:14) At some point… it wasn’t just about Solomon anymore. It became a personal decision. Maybe parenting is more influence than control. Ezekiel 18:20 already hints at that: “The son shall not bear the guilt of the father…” So here’s the hard question: Can a good parent still raise a bad adult? Is parenting really 100% responsible for outcomes? At what point do we stop blaming upbringing and start confronting personal responsibility? I’m not defending poor parenting. I’m asking whether we sometimes place unrealistic expectations on parents who did their best… and still got a Rehoboam moment. What do you think? |
That match was craaaaazy! Cape Verde would have scored more if they had attacked more in the second half. Their second goal was a spectacular R2 curve. Even the goal scorer himself didn't believe it. Good outing for them. They did put up a good fight against Argentina.
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On another related note... Don't switch to the WhatsApp Business Platform if you do not really have need for it. There're some tradeoffs that aren't worth the transition. Stay on your Business App. Leave their AI autoresponse. Except it can trigger a self call or schedule notifications and actions, the ai response isn't necessary for your business. |
Una never finish this partnership thing since since how long now? Oga Enviable plus Obi Cubana, go the normal route. Structure scalable and sustainable business model and go loud on marketing for atleast year. All this small small steps is slowing your dominance in Nigeria. You are no longer the Enviable of 2020. |
free2ryhme:Which Obidi? John Obidi? I doubt. Is there another online obidi? |
Nigeria is working. Enugu State Fire service is working. Governor Mbah is working. By extension, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu is working
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For the first time, these BATists are making a point worth listening to. It happened to ADC. Because Peter Obi wasn't affected, many of us kept quiet. They tested the waters with one party. It seemed to work. Now similar constitutional arguments are finding their way toward Obi. This should force a national conversation—not just about Peter Obi, Atiku or Amaechi—but about legality, common sense and the kind of constitutional democracy we want to build. Peter Obi has consistently presented himself as someone who wants to play by the Constitution. Ironically, it is now the same constitutional ambiguities that can be turned against him. The law exists for man; man does not exist for the law. We the people cannot continue to be trapped by constitutional loopholes that frustrate progress while pretending that every outcome is acceptable simply because it can be defended legally. Governors complain about control over security. Local governments fight for genuine financial autonomy. Communities in the Niger Delta still struggle to see justice over decades of oil exploitation. Courts make far-reaching political decisions on technical grounds. Institutions keep stretching constitutional provisions to justify outcomes that leave citizens wondering whether justice was actually served. We normalize these things when they happen to "the other side." Then one day, the same precedent comes for our own. We the people have to decide when enough is enough. We need a Constitution that reflects today's realities, protects democracy, and works for everyone—not just one party or one administration. |
"I appreciate they're not paid as much as perhaps back in the UK, but overall the service is generally good, so when it's good they deserve a good tip," he said These guys must be suffering from bad service in that America. In Nigeria, the service standard is expected to be good. That's the effing reason we came to you! If the service is great, good for you. Great customer service leads to continuous patronage. Tipping just depends on how the customer feels at the time. No matter how great and exceptional your service is, it's primarily for the good of your own business. No worker DESERVES a tip. They DESERVE pay rise from their boss. Saying they Deserve it, puts customers under undue pressure to guilt-tip. PS. Some weeks ago, I went to deliver a furniture to our client. When we got to his apartment, I and his security man, lifted the heavy table up a 4-storey building to his living room. He tipped the security in my presence...I stayed did the table set-up and the fellow young man only gave me Thank you. It's not my job to take the item upstairs, but I was willing to do it... The tipping of one of us, came after the job was done. Thank you was ok for me. My own tip was in the service charge already. Be willing to give exceptionally great service for just a Thank you. However, your wages/salary should worth the effort it takes to give a great service. |
In this 2026, No picture of Toolkit, or program participants, women empowerment without any image to show. No mention of the contents of the Toolkit. NASENI is a govt agency, yet it's empowering only 50 people - women, out of the millions of people in Kano. What are we supposed to do with this plausible story?! |
Reminds me of those "car spotters" around the island. What's the quality and impact of such content? However, it takes wisdom to see an opportunity online, capitalise on it and earn legally from the system. |
Hahahahahaha Actor don switch role sharperly |
What da hell!!! Global warming is still a joke to y'all? |
The perfect time is building up. Everything is falling into place to push the people to resistance. |
There's definitely no locus standi. Even if you give PMP the approval for the "Victory symbol", they are neither a registered political party, nor participating in the upcoming election. There's no clash of interest here. ...and no basis for NDC to suffer a consequent loss to any effect. Well, let's not worry about it. It's not LEGALLY and ILLEGALLY possible that Peter Obi will not be on the ballot. It is said, that: Before a dog dies carelessly, it first loses it's sense of smell. |
Is this image true of Lionel Messi?
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Lithiumite:What does the Law say?
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All these unfounded fears about AI What amount of water and land is needed, compared to the land and water that's all over the world?! |
Tomorrow if an Igbo person contests for a fair and elective position outside the South East, it becomes a problem for us. Well I understand the geopolitical sentiments however, we should be Nigeria First. Then and only then, can we all mingle freely and take ownership in wherever we are, and contribute to that immediate society. All of Nigeria belongs to ALL OF US. |
Counterigbolies:How can one purchase ALL the form? Every up to date member can purchase a form...they just have to print another copy. They'll all be screened for the next stage. |
AMINDA:Dino doesn't even have the pedigree to be used as a worthy bait. His political antecedent undermines the movement... but we are all inclusive for a better Nigeria. |
Vacancy post on Front page? |