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Tribes in Oceania, especially New Zealand, have deeply cut tattoos on their faces. They wear it with pride. However, the down part of tribal marks is that most of them are drawn without the consent of the babies they're drawn on. But we can still argue that no matter how strict Child Rights is across the world, children suffer various degrees of mutilations under their parents' care. Parents are not restricted by law from piercing the ears of their girls or circumcising their boys in compliance with religion and traditions. The preceding paragraph sustains ethical support for tribal marks in our contemporary society, many of which are drawn on toddlers. Magnoliaa, what's Generation z perception of tribal marks? |
oluwaseyi0:The bulk of those who genuinely believe Labour Party is leading do not possess basic quantitative reasoning abilities. Many of them swear that the solidarity walks in select states across the country attract more than a million people. They do not even know how to quantify a million people. Their argument: if 4 million people walked for LP in Abuja, we have 4 million votes in the bag when in reality, those who gathered for the walk were not more than 20,000. The Jos rally that Obi attended was done in a 15,000 capacity stadium where all seats were not filled as more people stood. The number of people in the stadium that day were not up to 1% of registered voters in Plateau State. They see the pictures and conclude that they have Plateau State in the bag. Their utterances go to show the low quality of foundational education in the country where young "literate" adults do not understand elementary things like numbers and figures. |
Britishpea:The person you quoted is not even Yoruba in the 1st place. |
donaldking100:Hasn't Peter Obi conquered the South South? Which is more of a security threat? An APC state where they were taken to court to prevent public nuisance and the court gave a ruling that they should not gather at the Lekki Toll Gate that they are obsessed with? Or a Delta State where everyone was supposed to be an Obidient? |
The sojourning 1 trillion marchers cannot be in Lagos and Delta at the same time. It's not rocket science to know this ![]() They'll do it at Tinubu's Lagos first then troop to Asaba to deceive themselves. On the day of election, a few of them who have PVC will be entitled to just one vote like the rest of us. Obi_diots, you can tour the 36 States to March, you're still inconsequential in the scheme of things. |
Some students do not want to go back to school. It would mean being partially disenfranchised. Some students do not want the Strike to end until after February so that they can campaign against APC. Some students do not want the Strike to end so that they have time to do 1 trillion March. Some students do not want the Strike to end so that they will curse Buhari and their father day and night. But listen to me, whether the strike ends or not Tinubu will become president next year because he didn't cause the strike. Lagos State is the only place he has governed and all Tertiary institutions owned by Lagos State have not embarked on strike as long as I remember. Vote Tinubu and put an end to ASUU strike forever ♾️ |
conductor250:Datti said on the floor of the National Assembly that members of the LGBTQ community should be killed. The print and electronic media covered the news. He didn't deny it. He was proud of his utterance as a proud son of an islamist Mauritanian heritage. When Obi picked him has VP, he came to say that he wanted to kill the idea. What will the law be called? An Act to kill the idea of LGBTQ in Nigeria? You should be ashamed that it is under Buhari you guys call Boko Haram that people like Bobrisky and James Brown succeeded and made fortunes for themselves without nothing. Note, Obi served as Jonathan's adviser when he signed the bill into law. |
conductor250:How can you call yourself a "progressive" and yearn for a better country while suppressing dissenting voices at the same time? Is it draconian change that you are bringing? |
conductor250:He brought a bill to propose that they should be killed instead. If that was how Tim Cook was killed, will you be using Iphone today? |
Be reminded that Datti was the only senator out of 109 to propose that death penalty should be pronounced on the LGBTQ community. Datti would be cancelled for his extreme Mauritanian views if he were in the United States , the UK or any developed country you wish Nigeria to be like. He would be in a maximum prison without human contact. |
MadeInTokyo:It's even better Tinubu is not a Northerner. Truth is Southeast elite politicians don run Obi street. They even called Igbos that support him saboteurs. IPOB scatter everything with " no election in Biafraland" ![]() Come out next election make we see ![]() |
Magnoliaa:I'll make money in this life, track you and shower you with a specie of love even Romeo didn't have for Juliet. Don't throw me out of the Titanic before we even became a ship please ![]() Christianity and Islam are at opposing ends of the spectrum, yet my candidate defied all odds, married a Christian woman he loved and cherished, supported her as she served God , watched her as she became a Pastor and let their children join Christianity. I won't bring links from last decade about how your candidate treated those who weren't Catholics because I'm not campaigning. I'm telling my future bride I love her. |
Magnoliaa:No sweetie. Last time I was on these streets, I was professing my love for you. I've been working so hard to conquer the world and make you my Remi Tinubu. How's life, intelligent thing? |
Magnoliaa:Don't rat me out please ![]() |
I was sure we weren't rich in 2008 when I was in Primary 4. That night I eavesdropped on my parents' conversation hoping to hear an unforgettable encomium after an impressive P.T.A meeting on the day my alma mater's midterm break commenced. The theme of the discourse depressed my young mind when I realized that they weren't even talking about the prizes they won at the P.T.A outing as reward for my outstanding academic performance and impeccable character. They were cursing the management of the school for suggesting that pupils will vacation in the UK during the long break despite the harsh economy. Two weeks after we resumed from the midterm break, a circular was given to pupils to return to their parents. I can't vividly remember the cost of the excursion which was not lesser than 6 digits, but I was sure even as a child who hadn't clocked puberty that my parents couldn't afford it for me and my siblings. I didn't only dissolve the circular in water, I stole and destroyed those of my siblings as well .Why didn't I give a try, show them the notice and see if they'll pay for the trip? My young self knew that my parents were not going to tell me they cannot afford it. They were going to tell me it was not safe to leave primary school pupils under teachers care for days in a foreign land. They'd also remind me in subsequent weeks that I want to go to London but can't wash my clothes well or mop the house. One nostalgic moment from childhood! 14 years later I haven't visited the UK yet. My friends say it's not a long journey. Just 6 hours. Will my dreams ever come true M , the obedient matyr? |
SUFFERInSMILIIN:Summary: You believe that our problem is also foundational. It's fundamental and deeply rooted in our value system. Put differently, you can take a Nigerian out of Nigeria but you can't take the Nigerian out of him. How do you think we can correct these abnormalities in the Nigerian system built by Nigerians? |
SUFFERInSMILIIN:Summary: Your opinion is that the leaders of a country, especially in a democratic arrangement, reflect most of the country. You also believe that lack of proper investment in human capital development has resulted in decrease in the number of private citizens who are sound enough to change the country, thus, the blame should be distributed evenly between the Nigerian government and Nigerian citizens. Thank you very much for contributing. |
What do you think we're not doing right? |
During your leisure, you scroll down TikTok or explore reels on Instagram to stay current. You see lovely videos of Caucasians in lovely and attractive spaces. Suddenly, a video of a dirty and deplorably environment pops up on your social media feed. It's always a long queue of African children waiting to a served a spoon of a poorly nutritious lunch prepared in the most unhygienic conditions. I don't know if they purposely make those videos to beg for donations or they're real. However, I know that one cannot get hundreds of non-fictional actors to participate in those clips in a society where starvation isn't a big issue. |
Airplane tickets are outrageous in this country. It's more painful when the major cause of the exorbitant rates is aviation fuel and Nigeria is a big oil producer. If you're traveling with your spouse and three kids you'll pay approximately 1,000,000 naira (including return tickets) for local flights. You can't even use the highways because if those boys hold you, you'll pay at least 10 times the amount of airplane tickets as ransom The country keeps getting worse everyday. For someone like me who has no challenge with tertiary education, hunger and starvation, access to basic healthcare or employment, I walk the streets of this country and frustration is written right there in most faces. Though I feel I've had it a bit easy in life, I always return home sad because of the millions of impoverished families in this country. Hundreds of thousands who can't feed their children or pay for the pre-natal/ natal charges of their wives. Nigerians are really suffering. Africans in general are really suffering. What's the way forward as a country and a race? |
socialmediaman:The next day the lady was killed, a violent mob attacked visitors, people of different faith and their properties in Sokoto. People were actually arrested and arraigned but more than 20 top lawyers in the state volunteered pro Bono to defend them. Top religious leaders, more than 100 of them, in the state paid a visit to Tambuwal not to take the case seriously. It is called utilitarianism. It is why Tompolo, a militia leader, was awarded 4 billion naira a month instead of sending the Navy to hunt him down. Utilitarianism means for the greater good. Sentence the murderers of Deborah to death and watch the massacre of thousands of people on the streets of Sokoto in 24 hours. Launch a strike on Tompolo or any the top Niger Delta militant and watch the economy of Nigeria crumble in 2 weeks. In fact, Niger Delta boys who went low after amnesty would begin a new phase of kidnapping oil workers and bombing oil installations in the region. For the greatest good of people living in the region, the government most times is left with a better option of negotiating with insurgents. After 20 years, America with the most sophisticated weapons in the world was chased out of Afghanistan and the Talibans they removed in power overthrew the government they installed. Taliban is Afghanistan and Afghanistan is Taliban. If communities support their criminals, there's little a government can do. |
socialmediaman:Yes, in Katsina, Borno , Kaduna, or anywhere, security remains a local issue! Wasn't it in Zamfara that natives paid a condolence visit to one of the most notorious bandits in Nigeria after the NAF launched air strikes to cause casualties in his ranks this September? Wasn't the same warlord given a chieftaincy title and turbaned by his community? Weren't the Northerners condemning Goodluck Jonathan for fighting the North in guise of insurgency/ terrorism? Wasn't a fight against Boko Haram by a Southern Leader seen as a fight against the North? Aren't attacks on "unknown gunmen" by the N.A tagged genocide and killing of innocent men? You can blame the government as much as you wish but know that Security is 50/50 anywhere in the world. There are a plethora of failures of government in the department of security. Funding, welfare, staff strength, infrastructure and training of security personnel are not impressive or even up to standard in this country. We know that and those are specific parts the government has failed which leaves enormous ungoverned spaces across the country. Our communities and individuals have failed in the aspect of having soft spots for or covertly supporting their tribal warlords and making them their heroes. |
socialmediaman:Security is local. Sunday Igboho was set up to be arrested by his brothers because he was at the process of radicalizing Yorubas to carry guns and fight a cause for secession. His people saw it has maintaining peaceful coexistence and tranquility in their region. There's little the government can do if you blame them for not tackling armed groups in the region but also blame them for genocide if they share pictures of little success. |
Abia State residents! What's the opinion of the streets about 2023? |
Googledotcom:This is a genuine argument. I know that with Peter Obi's emergence, there will be relative peace in the South East. Even if there are dissents, the natives will not be afraid to cooperate with the military to fish out trouble makers in their communities and because of the trust that one of them is the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, there would be no ethnic connotations. |
Here is the story of the cub you feed to grow into a lion. An obvious dilemma- If you move to flush out hundreds of radicalized IPOB/ ESN elements who plan to prevent election from holding, the South East will be militarized and voters will not come out to be caught in Crossfire. If you don't begin a military operation against the non-state actors, they will enforce total compliance like sit-at-home Mondays. |
Reno consistently tells Obi to call out IPOB because he knows how much they can enforce compliance in the South East. If Peter Obi calls out IPOB, I don't know other South Eastern States but he will most likely not be able to campaign in Abia State without blood shed. |
Why do I think PDP may win the South East? Word on the street is that with BVAS or no BVAS, Governors have tens of thousands of "ghost voters card". If people do not come out to vote, those ghost voters cards will be the electorates on the election day. Let's face it, if people like Ifeanyi Ubah with bullet proof vehicles and security details will be scared to cast their votes, what's the fate of ordinary voters in the South East? It's not just once that Labour Party meetings have been attacked in the South East. Will there be voter apathy in the South East? |
Will residents of South Eastern States turn out on election day? I visited Abia State, Ariaria Market to be precise this month ,3 out of 5 of traders seem to genuinely believe that elections will not hold in Biafraland. The passion with which they argued made me scared so I didn't even ask who they think will win the elections. I don't know if it's because Nnamdi Kanu comes from the state. A good amount of the population do not want elections to hold. Then, we have the ragtag militias that are willing to enforce "No elections" with violence. Residents of Abia State what's the word on the streets? Be honest please. |
Period007:It is only the Almighty God the decides who lives or dies. When your people said Buhari was dead. When your leader published that it was a Sudanese doppelganger of Buhari that was in ASO ROCK. God, who is not man, made the parents of the leader of those who wished Buhari dead to predecease Buhari. One of my favourite Bible passages is Ezekiel, Chapter 7, where God made dry bones to have flesh , breathe and walk again. The God of today is the same today, tomorrow and forever. Tinubu will live and complete his two terms while those who wished him dead will be alive to witness God's transformation of Nigeria in Jesus Name Amen! |
Period007:If it doesn't hurt, then it isn't the truth! Cry me a river ![]() |
Truthdeypain:Cry a River ![]() If it doesn't hurt, then it's not the Truth! |
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