Politics › Re: Buhari: Nigerians Will Mind Their Businesses If Infrastructure, Roads Are Fixed by Newnas(m): 6:43am On Oct 19, 2019 |
miki1: The day the president starts to tweet the tweet himself the real change will come. Even Trump doesn't tweet by himself. |
Romance › Re: Lady Hawks In The Market As Her Fiance Patronizes Her In Pre-Wedding Photos by Newnas(m): 6:33am On Oct 19, 2019 |
MrHistorian: The age difference though. Do you have a website/blog? |
Health › Re: Chioma Uchendu: Over Exposure To Phones, Computers & TV Screens Could Blind One by Newnas(m): 6:32am On Oct 19, 2019 |
9jii: That's meant in a near future we ll have world full of blind people. These studies. All these studies sef The title say "could" not "will". |
Health › Re: Chioma Uchendu: Over Exposure To Phones, Computers & TV Screens Could Blind One by Newnas(m): 6:31am On Oct 19, 2019 |
abumeinben: Story... Ok not story
Filtering blue radiation is the way forward.
Windows 10 comes with reading mode and so do standard android phones. In fact, reading mode functionality is permanent on my phone. Apt response. |
Education › Re: Nearly First Class: What Class Of Degree Is This? by Newnas(m): 6:23am On Oct 19, 2019 |
pocohantas: Some time ago I was having a talk with some friends and the state of Nigeria's educational system came up- then talk of degrees.
One person among us said he graduated with NEARLY FIRST CLASS. I was wondering what class of degree is that. He isn't the first person I would see say such, as I just saw a post like that on NL.
Is it regret or pride? I don't get it, You are either First class or a Second Class Upper. Deal with it...  I think some schools have an A- category. |
Romance › Re: The Male Ego: What Is It? by Newnas(m): 6:22am On Oct 19, 2019 |
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Romance › Re: Oloshoism: Definition, Types, Problems and WayForrward by Newnas(op): 5:45am On Oct 19, 2019 |
Magnoliaa: Sure, I'm not denying that. But let's look at things wholly here. If there was never a choice/craving, the availability of something will not make you choose it. There's so much sand on the Earth, but do you eat it?
One affects the other, and it's very ... I don't know, bringing out one aspect of a situation, and saying it is the cause of it?
Everything factor in here and blend together. Scarcity, demand, choice, supply, etc. I believe that my above comment has explained this. |
Romance › Re: Oloshoism: Definition, Types, Problems and WayForrward by Newnas(op): 5:44am On Oct 19, 2019 |
Magnoliaa: That is what the post is about. Incessant sex and the trading of it destroying the society, washing away 'values.' Firstly the post isn't about incessant sex. It's about prostitution. It's about how virtually every young girl has turned prostitution into a full-time or part-time 'hustle'. It's about explaining the evils of such trend on the individuals themselves, then the society at large. And I told you it's been around since ages. The society didn't break down because of it. Firstly Yes, prostitution has been around since ages but I can't recollect any phase in history where virtually every young girl in the society takes prostitution as a full-time or part-time 'hustle' -at a global scale. You can tell me one if you have. Secondly, the fact that an act has been around for ages doesn't justify it. I believe that's self explanatory. Why can it not be a commodity? I've explained those in the article. Check the section about the evils of oloshoism. Men demand for sex, women offer it. Who are you addressing here, who should you be 'preaching' to? Thanks for tacitly accepting that women are the ones selling sex. Some 21st sextury apologetics always tried to claim that men and women play the same role in the sex market. In this article I'm addressing the sellers, I hope I'll have time to address the buyer's in a future post. But sex sells. Whether you're against that or not. And people sell and buy it well. Who are those engaging in it? So many things sell, Mon Ami; weed, child pornography, fake drivers license, human body parts. We shouldn't be like goats that have only three senses; hunger, sex and danger (from predator). We shouldn't slaughter our intellect on the alter of desires. We have seen many perish due to this. Examples aboundnin the hospitals, mortuary, police stations and prisons. Bye for now. |
Islam › Re: Importance Of The Sunnah by Newnas(m): 5:23am On Oct 19, 2019 |
true2god: Sharap bro! This is pure contradiction and fabrication in your hadith. One of the hadith said your prophet washed only 1 time, another said 2 and another said 3. So there is no more standard in Islam on how to do ablution and the number of times in must be done? I can as well do it 50times. Oh, this is what you're calling a contradiction? Firstly, you're ignorant of the meaning of "contradiction" in English. According to my dictionary, a contradiction is: (countable) A statement that contradicts itself, i.e., a statement that makes a claim that the same thing is true and that it is false at the same time and in the same senses of the terms. For example if someone asks me: "what are you doing?" I'll reply that I'm typing on my phone. If another person asks me the same question, I'll say "I'm sitting"To an ignorant person like you, who doesn't understand the meaning of contradiction, my two answers are contradictory. But to a wise person, there's no contradiction in my two answers. Why? Because, my two answers can be reconciled. I'm sitting and typing on my phone. Of you learnt further maths in school you must have been taught independent and mutually exclusive events. Now that I've enlightened you on the meaning of contradiction and you're now aware of your reckless side of vocabulary, let's show you that the Hadith you quoted are not contradictory. Imam Bukhaaree himself explained at the beginning of the chapter: وَبَيَّنَ النَّبِيُّ صَلَّى اللَّهُ عَلَيْهِ وَسَلَّمَ أَنَّ فَرْضَ الْوُضُوءِ مَرَّةً مَرَّةً، وَتَوَضَّأَ أَيْضًا مَرَّتَيْنِ وَثَلَاثًا، وَلَمْ يَزِدْ عَلَى ثَلَاثٍ، Meaning: And the prophet (commendations and peace of Allaah be upon him) explained that the obligatory ablution is (washing) once, he also performed ablution (and washed) twice but he never exceeded (washing) thrice. So, those hadiths are not in anyway contradictory, at all. Each one is establishing a different point to explain the above statement of Imam Bukhaaree. What's the benefit of the above? It means that if a person forgets to wash a part the second or third time, then his ablution is valid because it's only the first washing that is obligatory. However, if he forgets to wash it once, i.e. he omits that part, then his ablution isn't valid. You see, ideally we shouldn't be responding to you. Your arguments are baseless and weaker than powder in the wind. But there's too much ignorance these days so folks like you say crap and think they're talking. Innaa lillaahi wa innaa ilayhi raaji'oon |
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Terrorists Fleeing From Soldiers During A Fierce Battle Yesterday by Newnas(m): 12:48pm On Oct 18, 2019 |
WilyWily: Why the shouting from those dirty Nigeria soldiers, If Boko Haram decide to take them on, Nigeria soldiers will take to their heels and start complaining of inadequate ammunition. WailyWaily would have been a more befitting moniker for you.  |
Romance › Re: Oloshoism: Definition, Types, Problems and WayForrward by Newnas(op): 12:43pm On Oct 18, 2019 |
Magnoliaa: There wouldn't be oloshos if there was no demand for them nor complying parties. While there's element of truth in what you've said, we can't also deny the fact that availability and accessibility increases demand. Do you not see that NDLEA doesn't only arrest weed smokers, rather it also arrests weed farmers and sellers. |
Romance › Re: Oloshoism: Definition, Types, Problems and WayForrward by Newnas(op): 12:37pm On Oct 18, 2019 |
Magnoliaa: Nope. Sex is as old as man, by the way, and we are still here after decades upon decades.
Poverty, crime, war and all other kind of social, economic, etc, problems destabilizes the 'society.' This is a desperate and flimsy attempt to beg the question. No one here ever said sex is the problem. What we're saying is that sex isn't a commodity that should be advertised and sold. Now, question for you: Are you a sex vendor? |
Islam › Re: Prophetic Cure For Scorpion Sting by Newnas(m): 12:30pm On Oct 18, 2019 |
Jabioro: We needed a prophetic cure for Nigeria...abi Allah no consider us...and we more important to him than scorpion..Let ordinary soldier bite you then you will know the meaning of hospital.. Did Nigeria ever consider Allaah's assistance. They rule according to a man-made law yet you think they deserve Allaah's assistance. And whoever contradicts and opposes the Messenger (Muhammad SAW) after the right path has been shown clearly to him, and follows other than the believers' way. We shall keep him in the path he has chosen, and burn him in Hell - what an evil destination - Surah Nisaa: 115 |
Islam › Re: Importance Of The Sunnah by Newnas(m): 12:26pm On Oct 18, 2019 |
true2god: You can call this a weak hadith (to me it is a strong hadith), the same way sahih Bukhari has weak and fabricated hadith as well. @emboldened. Every intelligent person knows that your case is dismissed. |
Islam › Re: Importance Of The Sunnah by Newnas(m): 12:22pm On Oct 18, 2019 |
true2god: Calm down bro. Everyday 'nobe' fight. Answer simple question. |
Islam › Re: Importance Of The Sunnah by Newnas(m): 12:22pm On Oct 18, 2019 |
Nairamaker246: Yes, very important cos innovation needs to be totally destroyed. We all need to return to the Stone Age. The Innovation that Islam condemns is innovation in religious matters. That's because Islam is complete and perfect. Innovation is only needed for improvement. As for worldly matters there's nothing wrong with innovation in it. Rather, the Qur'an implicitly encourages us to innovate in our worldly affairs. |
Islam › Re: Importance Of The Sunnah by Newnas(m): 11:52am On Oct 18, 2019 |
true2god: I follow my mum (PBUH) who groomed and taught me morals. Except Jesus, my mum is more important to me than Paul, Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Timothy, etc. I follow the sunnah of my late mum (PBUH) and my life is very fulfilled as a result. Stop deceiving yourself Mister. Even encyclopedia confirms that Jesus was only known during his lifetime as a teacher, nothing more. But your Saul came and said that one holy evil spirit whispered some things to him. It ordered him to change his name to Paul, tell people that he saw Jesus resurrect and fabricate the doctrine of paraclete (Trinity). Then he started documenting all the things that the spirit whispered to him. Those whisperings are what you call the Bible today. So your religion is better refered to as paulism or paulinity or something similar, not Christianity. And that's why Paul was ranked higher than Jesus among the top influencers of humanity - after Muhammad (Peace be upon him). All those your flimsy doubts are for gullible folks like you. Don't say it when erudite folks are around. |
Politics › Re: Security: Summary Of Agreements Reached As SE Governors Meet by Newnas(m): 7:24pm On Aug 31, 2019 |
oka4ugoo: Why wait for the President before you better the lives of ur people. Aside from payment of workers salaries and pension which they reluctantly do what else does these people do with our money?
If Dangote can build a refinery what stops these Governor from doing so either jointly or individually. What stops them from investing in electricity, agriculture, ITC and so on and so forth.
They should Bleep the constitution (exclusive list) and take bold steps. I hate weaklings, visionless or myopic leaders. Obviously you know nothing about leadership and governance. If it was as easy as pushing buttons no past or present president of this country would have flopped. |
Politics › Re: Police Release 123 Men Arrested In Truck Intercepted By Lagos Taskforce by Newnas(m): 7:16pm On Aug 31, 2019 |
Barondenigeria: The poverty in the North is disturbing!! The government must wake up to its responsibilities. Poverty/economic hardship is a root cause of insecurity Poverty isn't peculiar to the north. |
Crime › Re: Three Notorious Robbers Arrested In Lagos (Photo) by Newnas(m): 4:51pm On Aug 31, 2019 |
Why did they stretch their pics?
Is it to flatten their heads so we'll think they're Igbos? |
Politics › Re: Missing In Action: Senators Who Will Be Missed In The 9th Assembly by Newnas(m): 10:49am On Aug 31, 2019 |
wolesmile: What was their impact in the life of the ordinary man in the 8th Assembly?
So who will miss them jare? Good question. |
Sports › Re: Olga Diyachenko Reacts To Split Rumours From Mikel Obi by Newnas(m): 9:57am On Aug 31, 2019 |
Bluezy13: Don't blame the masses. Blame they who make their family a public platform.
Engagement pics, Pre-wedding pics, family picnic etc is made available to the public. And you expect the public not to have an opinion about your life when it goes ... seems...or tends to go...sour. Is that not unreasonable You nailed it. |
Travel › Re: 25 Minutes Blackout At A Nigerian Airport by Newnas(m): 9:54am On Aug 31, 2019 |
01mcfadden: "Very daggers" all in the name of being among the first to comment.
What Soyinka said about our youths resonates. Abeg don't make me laff. |
Travel › Re: 25 Minutes Blackout At A Nigerian Airport by Newnas(m): 9:49am On Aug 31, 2019 |
Amuatulu: Amazing Apc government  Guess contents of a billion van are about to be transported  This isn't the right way to tackle this kind of issue. Rather I see it as a desperate attempt to derail the thread and turn it into a political battle ground. We all know that this country has been decaying since its independence. So don't try to canonize any political party or government not even Buhari. What we need now is A WAY FORWARD not complain and blame games. Thank you. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Reasons Why Most Nigerian Graduates Are Not Employable by Newnas(m): 9:48am On Aug 31, 2019 |
Meel: I concur with your points up there but I also wants to iterate some. 85% of graduate don't learn anything from the university. Lets not discriminate any university, be it federal / state anf private. There is little or no difference between a secondary school graduate and some PhD holder in Nigeria ( the only difference is that so called graduate has been certified a crammer, even though majority cheat there way through).
Nigeria Universities lecturer dont even understand what they are teaching and they teach students that graduate and also will teach what he doesn't know. And the cycle continues. literally nothing is learnt from the university that will benefit our society.
I believe the way forward is revamping our curriculum and scraping of courses which are not of economic importance.
Mission and objectives of the courses should be adhered to. A Bsc Agriculture graduate should at all time be able to serve either as a farm manager, consultant, researcher to increase national crop yields e. t. c ( But since it is lacram la pour and lasex money la mark we do how will that happen) B eng graduate should be able to design equipment to make life easy for us and by commercialisation of his design he gets his cash.
But here in Nigeria, what students says is that lemme just get this certificate, and graduate. And any country whose herd mentality is lemme get certificate and graduate can never progress. In summary our education system is a Ponzi scheme. |
Politics › Re: Emperor Naruhito Hosts Tea Party For African Leaders Attending TICAD7 (photos) by Newnas(m): 7:38am On Aug 31, 2019 |
DonCaxton: When will Ghana host all Asian leaders like this?
Or Nigeria summon all leaders from North and South America?
Seems African presidents are so jobless that any Tom Dick and Hiroshima can gather them together and give them lecture whenever they feel like. Looking forward to when Africa will rise. This is thought provoking |
Travel › Re: EIU: Lagos Is The World’s Most Dangerous City by Newnas(m): 10:20pm On Aug 30, 2019 |
TheDestroyer: Lmao, one stupid oyinbo will just sit down somewhere and compile rubbish and some dumb Nigerians will believe. So pretoria in South Africa where people get robbed in broad day light or soweto is safer than lagos? Why the obsession with Nigeria though? Always wanting to attach everything negative to Nigeria because they know most nigerians have no self worth and hate the country so they'd believe. You make sense mehn. Yeye statistics |
Islam › Re: Hijrah 1441AH: Ruling On Offering Congratulations At The Beginning Of The Year by Newnas(m): 11:48am On Aug 30, 2019 |
gypsey:
Mate! FYI i am not even religious, i believe neither in Christianity nor Any other religion..
I think All reigion should be banned. The saudis are bombing the Yemenis and killing children and women.
The Syrians are bombing themselves, The talibans are burying women alive for reporting rape.
All in the name of Allah! bullshiit! My definition of religion also includes atheists. You might want to look up stats of sexual harassment, rape and murder in USA (the world's capital of atheism). Talking of killing, the folks who killed Saddam Hussein, which religion did they practice? Or is Saddam Hussein an exception to your rule of "kill no one"? Your point is based on horrible foundation. I could have typed an epistle here to discuss it but... time... |
Islam › Re: The Call To Prayer (athan And Iqamah) by Newnas(m): 10:01am On Aug 30, 2019 |
Tobinrobin: Well thank you very much. Glad to have learnt one or two things from you. You’re awesome. Do have a good day The pleasure is mine. And all praise be to Allaah alone. |
Islam › Re: The Call To Prayer (athan And Iqamah) by Newnas(m): 9:59am On Aug 30, 2019 |
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Islam › Re: Du'a (prayer) When Feeling Pain In The Body by Newnas(m): 9:38am On Aug 30, 2019 |
gypsey: I have, the saudis beheaded a 17 years old boy for nothing. the saudis behead innocent people everyday, for No reasons. And that is were you Muslims go for mecca.
In Nigeria 72 years old muslim men marry 10 years old innocent young children. Your first paragraph speaks so much about your intellect. Even military dictatorship would still cook a reason for killing someone. Yet you believe that Saudi government will kill a boy for absolutely nothing. Also, 17year old isn't a kid in the sharee'ah. Understand that. That 18year boundary for adulthood has nothing to do with Islam. It was created by some disbelievers. So you can't subject the laws of Islam to that rule. In Islam, anyone that is sexually mature, can tell right from left and isn't an slowpoke is an adult. Typically anyone above 15years isn't a minor. So you should let that sink into your head before you hide cocaine in your teenage brother or sister's luggage to Saudi. |
Islam › Re: The Call To Prayer (athan And Iqamah) by Newnas(m): 9:30am On Aug 30, 2019 |
mrZENographer: I was going to mention that too. And headache before I saw your mention.
We don't treat HIV AIDS, cancer, CS operation, God of Chosen cures them. You're a clown. |