KunleOshob:

Well the bible says it is wrong period!

nuzo:

Kobojunkie:

A couple of questions for you please. . . .
1) There are about 140 million Nigerians (140,000,000) living in Nigeria full time. Does Nigeria really need the (10,000,000) or more Nigerians abroad to come back for change to happen?
2) Does someone have to suggest that a religious riot take place before it can happen? The reason I ask is I happen to be one of those who mentioned that a civil war is not completely impossible given what we know of the discord between tribes and peoples in Nigeria to this day.

1) You mean sort of like AIDS existed abroad and now has a home in Nigeria? I am not exactly sure what mentioning all the UNCONTROLLABLES above have to do with anything. Can you please explain?
2) Isn’t it reasonable to assume that as long as humans exist, there will always be corruption, war, crime etc? I would think that by now we would understand and accept that we cannot completely do away with these but can measure success in how able we are in checking the problem?

nuzo:

Why bother asking her these questions?
Did you really think that she thought about the issues at stake before commenting pointlessly?

Image123:

@mazaje
can you back up your claims biblically? Where does the Bible say christians should not go to hospitals or use drugs?

fellis:

What about one's blood father? Is there provision for that?

KunleOshob:

The scripture i quoted was talking about calling someone in church father(i.e pastor, GO, e.t.c) and NOt one's blood father.

zamzekx:

hope it is solar powered like saraki's so the epileptic sickness of power holding does not cripple the good effort of your uncle fash. may such thing extend to other states so nigerians can really become good people, and nigeria great nation in turn. goodluck everyone.

michelin89:

A[b] friend of yours[/b] attend the same church with one of his girlfriends To many indirect sources. Perhaps you could verify yourself.

Remember when they used to say "Sandra" from Glamour Girls was dead? The person must have heard it from one of his friends who attended the same church with one of Sandra's friends.

FBS:

Can you imagine riding a bicycle from Isolo to VI? Thats some journey dont you think?
Now I'm not sure this is politics

You might end up under the third mainland bridge.

Epiphany:

GADDEMIT - This city is BEAUTIFUL. i visited Abuja a coupla times but never saw it completely.

Hmmm, this one go hard o. I dont think there is anyway lagos can be like this - unless you want the Guv'nor to demolish all the structures in the state and start rebuilding again.

These are just pictures of beautiful places in Abuja what about their local places, if we are to post pictures of current Lagos, you know we will all post wonderful ones now.

honeric01:

Nice one,  now, let half of Lagos population move there, 












After 5 years or migration, you will hate abuja

Don't mind them. The population of Lagos swallows Abuja 3 times. And the survival you get in Lagos cannot be compared to Abuja.

Harrods the most expensive store in the UK, is owned by an Egyptian. Does that make Britain Egyptian? Huh

Lagos is home to many tribes, not only Yoruba and Igbo. However, anyone doubting the original owners of lagos are Yoruba, needs to stop smoking weed and get into rehab!

End of story!

@tpiah
I don't mean any insult but just a clarification.

From the above post, do you mean that Lagos is owned by yoruba? If yes, cool talk but if no take a look at the Nigerian map and decide which zonal region the state falls.

rotimy:

How many big bottles of SEAMAN AROMATIC SCHANNAPS did you take before posting this crap?

rotimy, you made me laugh so hard . How is meadan?

promise72:

Sorry to break it to you guys. NIGERIANS ARE BY AND LARGE LAZY PEOPLE. Especially back home. We dont have problem working 2-3jobs overseas but not at home.

Dishonestly is also the name of the game. A Yoruba proverb say that "oga ta, oga ko ta, owo alaru a pe". Loosly meaning "Irrespective of the masters prospect, the servant will get paid"

Many people operate by that mentality unfortunately. They have forgotten that the fate of the master and the servant are intertwined.

Once again, we are very lazy people. And yes, the power issue too.

HABAS:

Nigerian Secondary Schools use pidgin to teach, most especially public schools. Is this right?

argent:

[b]Traditional marriage is the real marriage [/b]every other form is just making it official. As long as both parties parents give their consent to the union and bless the union, then every other form is just unnecessary ceremony and sheer waste of money.

jobi rash:

so you wont be bless by a pastor?

is there any problem a man cannot encounter?

is there any problem God cannot solve?

Redman44:

I wish Liz Benson the best of everything. I've seen in her in some Nigerian home videos [ I don't call the films or Movies, because they are not!! ] and she is really a good actress. However, I believe she has not achieved her full potentials in acting. She should be a screen Goddess in Africa by now. I believe Liz Benson should have played Oba [ Sango's senior wife ] in Femi Lasode's SANGO: THE LEGENDARY AFRICAN KING. You can see the full movie on Youtube. Oba was a very beautiful woman and she had the same build like Liz Benson. If she had been in that movie [ which was well produced and was screened in Europe and the United States ], her profile would have soared higher internationally. The lady that played Oya [ Sango's favourite and magical wife ] got a foreign contract after the movie was released. She moved to the states in a matter of months. Anyway, I admire Liz Benson. Cheers.

yemo offa:

hello everybody,i have a somewhat similar problem.everyday i am growing thiner and thiner.i have taking supplement after supplement and i try to eat well but to no avail.Although i work in the bank with the attendant stress but hey,i am not the only one there.i dont feel any pain neither do i fall sick often,so i dont think its any veneral disease.who has an idea of what might be wrong?