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Ironfaceman:Out of curiousity, who's the fool in this case? A young man who stood on a public road taking random pictures of beautiful passing cars? |
Deepspirituals:A lot of responses on this thread keep saying money money money. But the truth is, quite a mass of Nigerians are extremely parochial, sentimental, shallow and easily deceived. So you dont even need to share money all the time to sway opinions. All a politician needs do is to whisper in the market square - "if you don't vote Tinubu, an Igbo man is most likely to win the election, and they will show us pepper". Once you say this in the north, regardless of the hardship, you can be assured of 90% votes for APC. |
Floky215: dermmy:Last time I checked, Israeli leaders are also hiding in holes currently; nobody wants to get killed and it's just common sense. I struggle to see the sense in this comment or what you lads find amusing about it. |
Guestmale:Obi blasted the president and the governor. The governor for being a painful dunderhead sycophant, and the president for not finding it fit to caution the nonsense. What culture are you talking about? Culture of celebrating presidential condolence visit? Is this meant to be an attempt at defending the governor? |
helinues:Oh wow! I didn’t realize Obi had suddenly become the IG of Police or the DSS Director in charge of making arrests. Such a dumb attempt at diverting attention from the topic of discussion. It’s this kind of painfully dull thinking that keeps voting in and defending useless, clueless leaders. |
AdesegunSanni89:If the only thing you could take from Obi’s entire message was the agbada analogy, then you’re the one who's clearly shallow and slow. A tragic event occurred that shuld prompt a solemn respectful visit. Instead the governor chose to organize a concert to 'welcome' Mr President. People were paid to cut grass and sweep yhe streets, welcome posters were plastered everywhere and crowds, possibly including cultural dancers, were lined on the streets to celebrate the president's arrival during a time of mourning. The reason we’re stuck with such dumb and insensitive leaders who prioritize political sycophancy over human lives is because ee have so many slow people like you who defend every absurd action out of blind political loyalty. |
ryloy:As insignificant as these might be, these and other roads within the state have been totally useless in the last 26 years; shame on OUK, Theodore Orji and the last clown Ikpeazu.... Abia has for too long been cursed with the most useless and idiotic set of leaders. So you can easily understand why the people are happy with these minor improvements. |
yetunsbay:For people wey chop belleful, finance without those traits na also nothing. |
Hmmm.... Recognising the excruciating pain sickle cell patients have to endure regularly, I dont think I'd ever judge a sickle cell warrior for being addicted to any pain killers. |
nedu666:If it can generate revenue for the state, then it's not a useless or wasteful project, not even close. |
Nadingo:The fear of being stoned to death by barbarians is real! |
Ijaya123:Feel free to make that assumption by yourself, but don't try to tie me to it. All I said was that if a plane suffers dual engine failure mid-air, it takes massive pilot skills, experience and luck to safely bring the aircraft down. However, it would be idiotic of anyone to suggest that since the plane landed safely, then it automatically means there was no engine failure. Comprende? |
This might just be the most spectacularly idiotic attempt at attacking Obi so far. Only a true dimwit or a hungry sycophant desperate for crumbs could miss the obvious; the economy is in shambles and everyone with a pulse feels it. So when Reno opens his mouth to say Obi’s bank is thriving in spite of this disaster, he’s not criticizing Obi, rather he’s practically saying Obi is a competent economic manager who knows how to steer a ship through a storm. Amazing how some people manage to humiliate themselves while trying to sound clever. |
lexy2014:My last 2 responses to you were in good faith and generously worded in such a manner that even a kindergarten toddler could grasp the message without effort. If you're still incapable (or perhaps unwilling) to read and comprehend what I've said, and instead insist on repeating the same pointless questions over and over, then honestly, there's nothing more I can do for you. Good day! |
lexy2014:Oh wow! When I wrote that down, I must have misjudged the comprehension capacity of my audience. My sincere apologies please. Allow me to break it down. When I said a woman of her status needs a man of good financial standing, I was responding to a guy who claimed she wasn't married because she was busy looking for a rich man. While I was emphasizing the importance of someone in her position marrying a financially independent spouse, what I did not say or even imply was that finances should be the only factor she considers (not sure where you picked that interpretation from, try to read carefully please). Obviously she has to consider compatibility, character, family background and history, religious alignment, life goals, shared values, physical and emotional attraction and a host of other things. So @lexy2014, whether the men she has met previously were financially okay or not, while that's important, it certainly isn't the only factor that matters when selecting a spouse. |
lexy2014:The question you asked seems somewhat irrelevant to the subject at hand so I'm honestly at a loss on how to respond to you. Also, I'm sorry I don't do "yes or no" answers cos I find them too intellectually limiting to be meaningful. Restating my earlier point for clarity - while financial status is very very important, it clearly isn't the only factor a wise person should be considering when choosing a spouse. Except there's a deeper message behind your question which I'm missing, do you mind elaborating? |
yetunsbay:So the only thing you check before marrying a person is whether they have money or not? No compatibility checks, no mutual respect checks, no character or personality checks, no behavioral checks, no friendship or love checks, no family background checks etc. You just expect people to consider only finance before jumping to marriage? I don't understand your question; or are you being sarcastic? |
yinkeys:Yeah agreed - Nigeria's economy is not good, but for a better chance at a stable and happy home, what she needs is to be with an independent, financially stable and confident man; anything else increases the chances of a failed relationship. |
MoneyMan5:I didn't explicitly say marriages between rich or royal females and less well-to-do males don't work, some actually do. But they require an extremely high degree of emotional intelligence, open communication and secure self-identity from both partners for them to work. Forget the Nollywood shenanigans, a woman marrying a man she's 100 times richer than comes with an imbalance which quite often erodes the man's self-confidence and ego, which will eventually lead to problems (if not now but later). For a better chance at things working out, the man doesn't necessarily have to be as rich as her or her family, but he needs a certain level of financial stability and independence to be able to assert his confidence and leadership. |
sweetkev:Status is an extremely important factor for a marriage to work; forget the stories you see on nollywood. The natural order of things is for the man to be the 'leader' and 'provider' in the home. That's the reason a man could easily pick up a girl from a dumpsite, clean her up, marry her and the marriage would work out just fine. But the moment you turn things around, i.e. a woman marrying a man she's 100 times richer than, it creates an imbalance from the natural order of things which usually rocks the foundation of the relationship. No matter how respectful or well mannered the woman is, the status imbalance at some point would crush the man's self esteem, confidence and ego, and women naturally don't fancy for long, men who lack confidence to lead them. |
lexy2014:So because a person isn't a pauper, she should automatically jump and marry the person without considering other factors? |
yinkeys:I don't think there's anything wrong with her wanting a man who's financially capable, independent and confident; someone who she or her loved ones wouldn't dare to view as a leech. There's nothing wrong with her wanting a man whose confidence and ego wouldn't be bruised by her status. And trust me when I say it takes a very rare and extreeeeme level of emotional intelligence for a man's self-esteem /confidence not to be impacted by the status imbalance. Women find it hard to love men who aren't confident enough to 'lead' them, so regardless of her financial status, getting a financially stable and independent man is the best chance she has at having a stable and happy home. |
Blitzking:Even if you're worth N10bn, if you marry Cuppy, the world would unfortunately still think you married her cos of her money. It's next to impossible to stave off these assumptions from the minds of people. |
Babangidapikin:Of course love is important, but love isn't always enough for a marriage to work. A man can marry a woman who has nothing and the marriage works just fine cos that model follows the natural order of things; however, when you flip the table around, the financial imbalance quite often leads to marital issues, regardless of how good mannered the woman is (the problem usually stems from the mans ego and self confidence). Yes she may have absolutely no money problems and can literally afford whatever she dreams of, but it's also vital that she settles with a man who's confident, independent and financially capable.. |
Babangidapikin:A woman of her status doesnt just need 'any' kind of man. The man has to be at a certain independent financial level, else there'd be an imbalance which could rock the foundation of the relationship. |
CreativeOrbit:The reason you were asked to read the statement again is because the person you quoted never claimed it was a JUSTIFICATION, and neither did they suggest the actions were RIGHT. They simply pointed out the obvious (albeit selfish) reason why politicians were endorsing the president. |
seunjungle1:If he wasn't different, all of you wouldnt have been crazily obsessed about him. Someone who in your words took "a distant third" in the election, yet the presidency can't stop talking about him, the rest of the opposition cant stop talking about him, the media can't stop talking about him. If you check topics and social media trends, his name trends even more than the president cos everyone seems obsessed about him. The only reason someone like him isnt president is cos Africa is a shithole continent. |
9JAMac10:Lol... So it's now racism? Which kind of paranoia, or should I say 'victim mentality' is this? Meanwhile there's absolutely nothing in that video that remotely suggests Cardinal Arinze, Obi or Fayemi were barred from entering anywhere. The entire 'bouncing' narrative is just a dumb imagination of some silly bloggers cos numerous other pictures show Obi and Fayemi inside the venue behind Tinubu and other dignitaries. |
9JAMac10:You actually think a cardinal was bounced too? |
Old message but still very relevant till tomorrow. CHANGE BEGINS WITH YOU!!! |
fergie001: FreeStuffsNG:So many countries mentioned here, I'm confused. I first read Frenchman, then I saw Morocco and then America was mentioned and finally Peru. Oh lest I forget, possible Italian roots as well ![]() |
benuejosh:Then why is it so difficult for those who arrested him to say so? Over 48 hours later, and with all the backlash, why has the efcc been unable to say anything reasonable regarding why he was arrested? Anybody with a grasp of how the system works in Nigeria, already knows this is just another case of individuals lawlessly using security forces as private thugs for hire. EFCC has probably spent the last 48 hours desperately trying to cook up a meaningful allegation to present to the public. |
