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Politics › Re: Arise Tv Explodes! Rufai, Dr Abati And Vimbai In Shocking War Of Words Over Datt by Obiedun(m): 10:01pm On Jan 16
Ttalk:
As a passenger will you enter a car that the family members of the driver are running away from.
No no no. Rara oooo. Mba. I no go enter am.
His son has seen him in and out. He knows what Atiku can do and what he can't do. Even if he is a mole in APC it doesn't portray good image of their family
Politics › Re: Arise Tv Explodes! Rufai, Dr Abati And Vimbai In Shocking War Of Words Over Datt by Obiedun(m): 9:33pm On Jan 16
BigCowHornn:
If you think it is all about that you don't know anything

OBJ play the exactly the same trick with buhari


It is called not putting all your eggs in one basket
Thanks for your feedback. Tinubu is not Buhari. At even at that,what importance was accorded to Obasanjo's son.
Politics › Re: Arise Tv Explodes! Rufai, Dr Abati And Vimbai In Shocking War Of Words Over Datt by Obiedun(m): 9:31pm On Jan 16
SixSeven:
What if the son is a plant for Atikuhuh

Don't trust any of these guys, they play the same game in different leagues.
If he is a mole, then he doesn't do himself any favour. The politicians I know are more careful when it comes to the issue of politics and politicking. Don't expect sensitive information will be pass to him. Don't expect many people to trust him.
Politics › Re: Arise Tv Explodes! Rufai, Dr Abati And Vimbai In Shocking War Of Words Over Datt by Obiedun(m):
If your own son doesn't believe in you, I think I can't believe in you. He sees you more than I do. He knows you more than I do. I want to believe he loves you more than the way your followers love you too.
Sports › Re: Usain Bolt: Once World Fastest Man Now Struggles To Climb Stairs. by Obiedun(m): 9:05pm On Jan 16
Nehyooh:
Death conquered her barrenness bro. There's a shift in her life.
That means once one is dead, he or she is dead forever. Again, is ever. It lasts forever. Am I correct 💯?
Politics › Re: Atiku Haske Organisation Dissociates Self From Defection Of Atiku’s Son To APC by Obiedun(m): 2:15pm On Jan 16
Validated:
Abbas is Atiku's mole in APC. His duty is to plant wrecking ingredients in any available fauktline in ADC. Watch as lawsuits will begin in the APC northeast region.
And you think APC are docile? You think they are babies who cannot understand what is going on? Wait and see, he will soon run back to his daddy.
Family › Re: “you Need Money To Be A Member Of Your Own Family” — Man Sparks Debate Online by Obiedun(m): 7:33am On Jan 16
You don't need money to be a member of your family but you need money to be a respected member of your family
Politics › Re: Rufai Oseni Blasts Ghanaian Referee Over Biased Calls Against Nigeria, Shambolic by Obiedun(m): 6:54am On Jan 16
Mirasteel:
Super eagle defense saved them, if not Morocco would have scored like 2 goals.
The defence is part of the team. They are all working together. Football is a team game. Your argument is very wrong
Politics › Re: I May Not Support President Tinubu In 2027 by Obiedun(m): 6:51am On Jan 16
hegelian:
you go school so its no one job to tell you who to vote for or sell you any candidates... if you cant use your intellect to research and support a candidates devoid of bais, tribe, religions and primordial sentiments then you aint different from a zombie that majority of the countries are...
In your opinion, who should we vote for? Remember, this democracy. He has the right to vote anyone e likes. He has spoken but you are just insulting him with any reasonable argument
Sports › Re: Usain Bolt: Once World Fastest Man Now Struggles To Climb Stairs. by Obiedun(m): 6:43am On Jan 16
Nehyooh:
FThere was a shift in his/her life, he wasn't born an amtupee before. Every human being experience changes in one way or the way.
But there are many things that last forever. I know a woman who was barren and she died just like that. Her barrenness last until she died
Romance › Re: Clocked 48 Today , Still Living With My Parents by Obiedun(m): 1:52pm On Jan 15
Pootle:
you ask am question like say you go help am, chai nl ppl urna no well o
I never said I would help. What I meant was that people will help. I have heard of people who has breakthrough as a result of what they heard or learnt from nairaland. I am also struggling and praying to God. I have not got there yet but I don't lose hope. Give him advice if you have any.
Romance › Re: Clocked 48 Today , Still Living With My Parents by Obiedun(m): 1:25pm On Jan 15
Alusiizizi:
You know, platitude always rolls off well on paper. Unfortunately, platitude doesn't work anywhere else but on paper. It takes years of hard work, angst, toil and repeated trials/failures to get the wisdom that is supposed to come with age. At the age of 48 it is already too late.

Let me give you an example:

Academic:
Your goal is to obtain a Ph.D. You spent 10 years failing classes of a first certificate, somehow, managing to obtain such. Your masters degree was even more challenging and you eventually are not able to complete it. At this point, you are about 36 years. You lie fallow for another 12 years or so and one beautiful morning you wake up and decide that you are going to complete that Ph.D that you so longed for. Your platitude will have you believing that this is a rational pursuit(i.e. "nothing is impossible if you set your mind to it", "it is never too late to succeed, grow wisdom, whatever, whatever"wink. While such words of encouragement might sound good to the ear, the decision to pursue a Ph.D at 48 with no fortification that you should have developed in your younger and more able years is nothing more than a foolishness.

Business:
You start a business at say, 21 years of age. Business is going well and you are determined to be a billionaire by the time you hit 40. The secrets to success is really quite accessible but most guys lack the discipline to do what is necessary. You should be saving up your money and building more businesses but instead you burn any money that you make on beer and ashawo, investing ridiculous sums of money on used evening newspapers while your destiny slowly disappears in front of you. Come to 27 years later, you are now 48, the business that you started when you were 21 is not doing so well anymore, and because you were tending to ashawo and beer instead of building new businesses and connections that will help you along the line, you find yourself trapped. One beautiful morning you wake up, and decide that you want to achieve that old dream of becoming a billionaire. Your platitude will have you believing that this is a rational pursuit(i.e. "nothing is impossible if you set your mind to it", "it is never too late to succeed, grow wisdom, whatever, whatever"wink. While such words of encouragement might sound good to the ear, the only thing that is real is the trap that you find yourself in. The time that you should have used to build the foundations that will help you to achieve your billionaire dreams has passed and (save for winning naija-bet or some such) you will never touch 1 billion Naira in the remainder of your life.

Summary:
Platitude, like tales by the moon-light is always comforting to listen to, but believe them at your own risk.
To some extent you are right but to say it's too late is what I will not buy. He may actually not get to where he would have gone to if he has started earlier but at least he can still achieve something if he begins now. If you are saying this, he will just get discouraged and get white beard in his father's house and eventually finish everything. It's late but not too late. Let him start from somewhere after all it will be said he makes some attempts.
Politics › Re: I Stand With Samuel Chukwueze. APC Wanted To Use AFCON To Hype Tinubunomics by Obiedun(m): 1:15pm On Jan 15
Some people actually passed through school but school did not pass through them. In all honesty this post is too childish , unpatriotic and uncalled for. Tinubu is not the owner of Nigeria. Any failure ascribed to Nigeria is asrined to its citizens so also any victory ascribed to Nigeria is ascribed to it's citizens not ony Tinubu.
Your hatred towards Tinubu is diminishing you.
Sports › Re: Usain Bolt: Once World Fastest Man Now Struggles To Climb Stairs. by Obiedun(m): 12:59pm On Jan 15
Nehyooh:
Nothing last forever, "CHANGE" no be anybody mate.

It's well with you Bolt🙏
You lie.
Many things last forever. Someone whose leg is amputated will remain an amputee for ever. Don't you learn of permanent and temporary chang
Romance › Re: Clocked 48 Today , Still Living With My Parents by Obiedun(m): 12:44pm On Jan 15
RealityKings1:
This is obviously a Cash out thread
I can smell from a thousand miles away
What you are saying is very wrong. If I should be your father and you are telling me that in India you can live with your parents at age 48, I will call for your spiritual cleansing. For what you just wrote now, I can say it takes a man looking for a cash out to know another one.
Good day.
Romance › Re: Clocked 48 Today , Still Living With My Parents by Obiedun(m): 12:40pm On Jan 15
Another advise I can give you now is that many private schools are looking for teachers. Take out your certificate start moving around look for private schools. I am sure you will be employed. Start from somewhere. The salary may be small but start from the that one. I can't adide you to apply for driving job at your age.
Romance › Re: Clocked 48 Today , Still Living With My Parents by Obiedun(m): 12:33pm On Jan 15
Alusiizizi:
Help?? Let me ask you, if a fool at 40 is a fool forever how will you describe a fool at 48?
In my own village, there is a saying that, 'To get wisdom at latter part of one's ife is not too bad but to become foolish at later part of life is the worst' What they are trying to say here that it's not too late to start no matter your age . But to begin to go backwards is the worst.
Romance › Re: Clocked 48 Today , Still Living With My Parents by Obiedun(m): 12:27pm On Jan 15
RealityKings1:
It's here in Nigeria you think staying in your parents house is backwardness. Indians stay longer in their parents house mostly as a sense of mutual support and obligation.

Don't pressure yourself too much. If you want to move out, save towards it.
We are not in India. Help him if you have any help to render
Romance › Re: Clocked 48 Today , Still Living With My Parents by Obiedun(m): 9:31am On Jan 15
Ibtxxo:
HND.
I can drive.
They say my problem is spiritual.
I need to cleanse my self.
If not nothing will work
Nairalanders, over to you. Please assist him. But for the spiritual matter, if you are a Christian, look for a true delivance minister and if you are a Muslim a true alfa. But the truth of the matter is that it's not easy to see a true minister of God. That doesn't mean we don't have.
Romance › Re: Clocked 48 Today , Still Living With My Parents by Obiedun(m): 7:55am On Jan 15
Say more about yourself so that people may assist you. Let people know about your academic qualifications, your skills, abilities and where the problem is. For you to be living with your parents at age 48 then many things are wrong
Business › Re: One US Dollar Is Equals To One Million Iranian Rial (photos) by Obiedun(m): 6:46am On Jan 14
Idaytesj29:
But who are you do decide what Iran will do? If everyone is minding their business, there won't be so much crisis and insecurities in the world.
Do you agree with that? Good morning.
Politics › Re: Kwankwaso Makes U-Turn, Endorses Governor Yusuf, NNPP Members’ Defection To APC by Obiedun(m): 9:43pm On Jan 13
christejames:
This shows the deal for APC implosion has been sealed grin






Tinupoo thinks those defecting to APC are coming with clear minds? grin cheesy





E go do the frail looking so called president voom for eye!
Your knowledge of politics is very very shallow
Business › Re: One US Dollar Is Equals To One Million Iranian Rial (photos) by Obiedun(m): 1:26pm On Jan 13
Iran could have minded it's own business. Developing the economy and not acquiring ammunitions. Building it's people instead of building proxy here and there. The proxies are no useless. It's ⁰islamic and Arabic neighbors are not ready to do anything
Politics › Re: Bodija Explosion Victims Demand ₦30 Billion Disbursement by Obiedun(m): 1:03pm On Jan 13
Ofunaofu:
It’s obvious you’re not in tune with the news.
The N4.5 billion you’re referring to is a state government intervention, not from the N30 billion
That's is good. He should now disburse the 30 billion given. The people are asking for it. It's not meant to be kept.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Erfan Soltani: Iranian Government To Execute Anti-Government Protesters by Obiedun(m): 1:01pm On Jan 13
They will just call them spies or MoSSAD agents and kpai them. Things are happening. Time Will tell what will finally happen
Politics › Re: Bodija Explosion Victims Demand ₦30 Billion Disbursement by Obiedun(m): 12:53pm On Jan 13
Ofunaofu:
The Oyo State Government has since responded by informing Nigerians especially the people of Oyo State and the Bodija explosion victims that the N30 billion is intact.

Rather, Nigerians should question the motive of the Tinubu-led Federal Government for promising N50 billion but releasing only N30 billion while withholding N20 billion.
What type of argument is thatt? Seyi asked for 50 billion,he was given 30 billion and he gave out only 4.5 billion. Let him judiciously release what was given to him first.
Politics › Re: Labour Party Won 2023 Presidential Election With 10 Million Votes - Abure by Obiedun(m): 12:05pm On Jan 12
This one is still dreaming. No be ten million na 100 million . Any election they lose is rigged and the one they win is free and fair.
Politics › Re: If Atiku-obi Couldn't Defeat Buhari, Why Do You Think It Can Defeat Tinubu? by Obiedun(m): 10:24am On Jan 12
Hoelujohn:
There won’t be rigging. It’s rig and get captured like Mugabe or maduro
Sometimes it is difficult to believe that people like you actually attended school especially higher institutions of learning. Is there any election that your favorites lost and you have not cried rigging? When Jonathan lost,it was rigging
When Buhari won it was rigging
When Tinubu won it was rigging. Do you even think Trump has time with you and your election? Does he even care about the welfare of your country? Didn't he tell you the reason why he is in conflict with Maduro? I want to believe you are a kid.
Politics › Re: If Atiku-obi Couldn't Defeat Buhari, Why Do You Think It Can Defeat Tinubu? by Obiedun(m): 10:17am On Jan 12
Hedonisco:
So how exactly does politics work? Enlighten us. What exactly will Tinubu do to legitimately win in the North and East. In this context, legitimately includes vote buying. That is even acceptable, as long as you don't tamper with INEC voter register, ballots, and ICT back end. So tell us we are eager to learn.
There's no explanation that will enter your ears since you have made up your mind and you are not ready to learn. 2027 is around the corner. I hope by then you will remember my post.
But then have you for once sit down and ask yourself why your political calculations always miss the target? The answer is that you project based on emotion and tribal affinity not on facts and reality. The next general election will not be exceptional.
Celebrities › Re: 'My Dad Is Like Mohbad’s Dad’ – Portable Accuses Father Of Exploitation by Obiedun(m): 7:43pm On Jan 11
Mindlog:
I will take him serious, that is his truth as I will not diminish the adverse childhood experience he has shared.
This is your idol. Your role model and your mentor:
https://www.nairaland.com/8597168/portable-crying-like-child-begging
Politics › Re: If Atiku-obi Couldn't Defeat Buhari, Why Do You Think It Can Defeat Tinubu? by Obiedun(m): 1:16pm On Jan 11
SadiqBabaSani:
This combo was tried in 2019 and it fell flat not because Atiku possibly didn't win the election but because it was ALLEGEDLY manipulated.

So if the formula was tested on Buhari and it failed, why do you think it can work on a battle tested Tinubu?

Obi should not Vice Atiku, Obi should contest on his own
Their belief is that the northerners will not vote Tinubu so also the easterners. They forget that politics doesn't work like that. However, 2027 is around the corner. The only thing is that they will begin to shout rigging, rigging again.
Politics › Re: When U Hear Them Say,the New Tax Law Will Not Affect The Poor Read Below. by Obiedun(m): 12:28pm On Jan 09
Let those of you who have been affected tell us the effects on you. It's necessary. At least in the past one week you must have seen the eff

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