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emmy4real94:
Touching an electric wire.
I knew it was not right. But there was an electric wire above so i convinced my immediate sister to touch it. It was above so i carried her on my shoulder to touch.
Unfortunately it shocked the both of us.
Meanwhile, i thought i was safe hence i wasnt the one touching it

I laughed so hard I nearly bought job.

1. Used to stare into a mortuary.
My uncle had a hospital in the other 2 floors where we lived, and from the top floor you could literally look into the embalming room. Curiosity would always push me to look… then I’d be scared out of my mind at night. Imagine seeing different dead bodies and angry faces.

2. Peeped into an ambulance I had no business looking into.
It had palm fronds in front, so I knew what it meant… but I still looked. Saw something I can still picture till today. On my way to church, of all places.

3. Cut a live extension wire with scissors.
Yes… plugged in. Direct current.
I don’t know how I’m still alive only God saved me fr.

4. Tried to drive my uncle’s car thinking “driving is just driving.”
Ended up hitting the gate immediately I shifted the gear.
Funny thing is, he didn’t even get angry. He corrected me, and when I clocked 15, he started making me drive and correcting my errors. I got my first car at 19 all thanks to him.

Looking back now… I really survived myself.

Cutezt:
I am always amazed at the outcry and noise everywhere when 3 or 4 people are killed in the South, meanwhile, everyone have completely turned blind eyes to what is happening in the middle belt, like, it's normal to kill 20 people there, no big deal about it, life goes on, no noise, no outcry, nothing!

As I speak to you, there is almost no night that passes without gun duels in the villages of the middle belt between these Islamic terrorists and the villagers, with lives lost every single day, yesterday, it was in Riyom, tomorrow it will be somewhere else, there is no outcry at all, but just touch 2 people down south, all the unions, VIP and everyone will find their voice, you can't teach this.

The demon you overlooked cos it is 'far' from you, is slowly but surely creeping up on you down south, the only thing stopping them from being in Lagos yet is because there is almost no thick bush to hide, but when they find a solution (which they will) expect them in the coming years.

If you don't speak out on the happenings in the middle belt, it's just a matter of time before they are in your house.

Still Tinubu won the election there and you have an APC governor. Until y'all join hands to outseat the old demonic man, nothing will improve.

latiephwald:
I believe we need more people like you. But honestly, what can an ordinary person do in a situation like this when the judicial system is corrupt? Someone who tries to take the legal route could end up being blamed or even imprisoned if they’re not careful.
We really need to start speaking up and writing to our leaders without fear, demanding accountability. Take NEPA for example, despite paying regularly for electricity, they still operate anyhow they like, forcing payments under threat of disconnection. If you protest, they can cut off power to your entire area until people are forced to go and beg them. What has actually been done about this?
Bro, I truly understand your point. But we all know how the Nigerian system works. If you’re not financially strong or don’t have connections in high places, you may regret taking legal action over something that an ordinary “ I'M SORRY” could have resolved.

Their is a proverb that the Sailor knows the risk and storm involved yet he sails. Read the history of America and other countries, they were once in stone age like we presently are in Nigeria. Still, the few ones who could speak kept speaking until their voices were heard.

While on top of the ladder, you spat on people down there. You believed you're there forever and even called hardworking people lazy. So good to see you with the folks you once looked down on.

latiephwald:
And this is western country abi? Many of you would be claiming legal right and you couldn't face your Africa politicians.

The third world country is not a place, it’s a people. People who put emotions before common sense. People who are more emotional than logical in their reasoning. People who will not stand to fight for their rights, but will rather say, “I should not be the one to talk.”

In this particular case you’re talking about, this guy was not given the house for free, he paid rent. He asked the landlord to contribute to the cost of the transformer in their area, and you’re here saying he is not supposed to ask. Why? Because it’s “emotional” for him to expect the landlord to do what he ought to do?

This is a man who asked for accountability, yet the only thing you can see important is the landlord’s ego.

Like I said earlier, a third world country is not a place, it’s a people. people with your ideology. Now imagine passing this same mindset down to your children. They pass it to others, their community, even their state. How will we collectively call our politicians to order. Few folks who do it are called names and this guy who asked for accountability was also talked against by you.

And you’re not alone in this look at the number of likes your comment got. That means many people share the same thinking.

So Nigeria is not called a third world country simply because it is Nigeria, it is because of Nigerians. And until we begin to think logically and act with sense, we will continue to remain where we are.

The United States and other developed nations are not first world because of their name. They are where they are because of how their people think and reason.

Until we get it right in Nigeria, we will keep having the same kind of leaders. Leaders who lack accountability and believe it's a privilege to give good governance at every level of leadership.

PlasmaTV:
See talk
Naija fit una wella

I was disappointed she's got supporters and the dude before her.


It's the Nigerian slavery mentality. The house wasn't given for free, he paid for Rent.

Stephen0mozzy:
Forget legal action jare. If ywant to stay in the house, just go and talk to him man to man.

That something is right, doesn't mean that the way we ask it is proper - you have said you "demanded", I hope you didn't use the same "attitude" that the word implied?

Anyways, while it's not right, landlords often see themselves as the Lord of the Land on which their house was built - this is a lesson, don't try to be a hero if you can't lead others to join you in doing compound thing.

If you even go to court, the landlord can say he gave you the quit notice because, having considered that the house not having light will be an inconvenience to you, he has decided to terminate your tenancy agreement so you can get a proper house that meets your demand.

Wisdom is always profitable to direct - Landlord wey hold beef with full street naim you think say intimidation by few tenants will faze? You guys could have asked for a general meeting with him and sweet talk him into paying the dues, even if it means contributing small small to assist.

Them nor dey scratch brokos the way e take itch.

This is nonsense.


Op avoid folks like this, it's the African mentality.

This one don turn loose cannon.


The method that installed you is removing you. Why cry out now when you weren't when it favoured you. The crazy thing is when you were up high on the ladder, you looked down on folks and soat on them, now enjoy your descend.

Faces of shame

Tinubu said Na him political enemy but he's stubborn so he won't yield.

Opiletool:
Below is a comment from Celestial777 made in another similar thread.


"Ifa loba
Orisa losin
Eledumare nikan lo to gbe okan Le

Odu irete
Ifa condemn idol worshiping
Ori ni a ba bo..a ba fi Orisa sile...ijo
Ti ori ngbeni nibo ni Orisa wa


Let's now talk about Orisa
What is an Orisa? Orisa is someone great that has live on earth before.
Awon ti ori sa so to
That is why you get the term orisa
Is like using the name of baba Oyedepo to pray
Like God of Oyedepo
So Orisa is a medium to get to Eledumare Agotun
Like in Catholic each profession has its own patron saint.
E.g saint Peter patron of fishermen
Saint Thomas Aquinos patron of sailors
So Saint Ogun is Patron of blacksmith and welders

Eledumare only is to be worshipped....the means is now left with you.
I chose to go through Christ for a reason cos
The story of creation said Eledumare and His only son word (oro) were the only one present when the world was about to be created.
Eji ogbe say so
And my Bible said the same
2. Secondly it is only Jesus that knows what happens when we die ..i mean after life
The Prophet Mohammed s.a.w
Said he dont know what will happen to him at death but Sheikh Ali and the rest should always pray for him...
3. Ifa said the good Priest and all those that venerated there Ifa well well while on earth will have surplus to eat at imere
That is why when a babalawo want to give kudos to his late boss he will say ...ki awo ire ma je ni imere
4.Jesus said in my Father's house there are many mansion there if no be so i will not say so

Listen that never mean I condemn any religion cos I know there are predestined Muslim and predestined ifa priest as well.
Well to me i know they will make heaven..very sure cos they are predestined.
Someone said what about Orumila
Baba is just a witness when humans are choosing destiny
Eleri ipin.....means witness to Destiny"

You're brilliant bro. Wish you're here in person, I could have appease your wisdom with whatever confectionery you like and a drink to it.

PresidentMUGABE:
This is very sad

Sheyi makinde shouldn't be talking about presidency when he can secure lives and properties in the state he governs.....

What a failure.......

Makinde or Tinubu?

Can makinde even control the police in his states..... You Tinubu supporters are jokers, always rubbing off your failures on everyone and blaming everyone but yourselves.

Mcslize:
The best protection any man will ever have is having a pure heart. If your heart is pure and your are born with a powerful head, no man can kill you.

Do you know how many times I have escaped death? My saving grace is that my heart is clean. I don't plan anything bad against anybody that's why no man can kill me except God approves it.

That's why I always tell people to stay away from evil and always keep a clean heart and mind.

This Simplifies it....

oldguyman:
I am happy that everything evil he did against you didn't work out. Some people are just useless. What you could settle via a round table, why did he have to go extreme. I am very sure he has been doing that for a while before your case disgraced him.

I realised mercy can speak in place if judgement and grace in place of condemnation

oldguyman:
The issue is simple. No one can determine life except our creator. The man might no remember to do anything to you or he did, but the fact that you didn't offend him make his evil arrow failed him. Above all, you may carry a spiritual body that's bigger than what he sent.

Walahi, he tried lots of stuffs. As a fact, he stylishly said it when he called for better resolution.

About the spiritual body I might carry, I don't know anything about that. Like I said, I attend Apostolic Faith. We don't even pray die by fire, just meek prayers. I try to make sure my mind is pure towards folks around me at all times and I try not to cross anyone unless I have too.

oldguyman:
It works brother. I am still surprised when I see people saying they doubt the efficacy of juju.

Hmmmm. I'm talking from experience. A man once threatened me with juju (Death and madness). Funny I wasn't scared, just some bad dreams around that period. I no know pass prayer as I attend Apostolic Faith, and Na only prayer on top bench I grew up knowing.


Funnily, the man promised I won't see 2026 etc, I called him January 1 to wish him happy new year. Of recent, he's been finding ways to sort the issue we had with dialogue.

I guess grace answered for me.

Fit be SouthAfricans, very weird folks both in looks and attrubute

oldguyman:
Exactly, some are put with good intentions. Some are to chase away evil spirit, armed robbers, evil legs and to also bring fortune, good customers and good luck.

Do those stuffs actually work? I doubt it's efficacy.

Very irresponsible old man, Chikes bloodline.


Folks are showing off success your triumph is been good in bed with 3 different nurses. No wonder Africa is the way it is.

But wait, City boy champion? How?

And you can't deny us accountability while collecting tax.

Northern Nigeria is a safe haven for terrorist and more.

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Parachoko:
When they eventually borrow the FG, what will Obidients now do about it?

Everything isn't politics. I understand you might not have a future planned for yourself, but lots of Nigerians do and you shouldn't bring them low to your level.

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A friend told me it's not.

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AC not working though.
Other functions are on point.
It's a distress hence asking price is 4.5m.


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