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All the achievements are always on paper...Not Visible, they could have increased it to like 10million...Naija I hail thee!

Nowadays, ladies are stlylisly rejecting all the work God ordained them to be doing, I want to ask the ladies, Is Sex the only thing of making up for a relationship? Am sure after sometime, some people will bring up the idea of not cooking again as a wife, that the man should also go to the kitchen to prepare food abi? Because I don't understand, be forming wat a man can do she can always do better. Why can't u all focus on wat u do nd do it to ur best...believe me, U will always get nothing less than the best Man!

akinsadeez:
This is a good judgment.
Even if the tenant is terrible, there are legal ways of ejecting a tenant. Removing the roof of a house just to eject the tenant is simply a callous and inhuman act. She must be one of those landlords/ landladies who believe that since it is their property they can do whatever they like conveniently forgetting the fact that the tenancy agreement also bestows rights on the tenants and corresponding duties on the landlord. This will teach her a lesson and I am sure she won't ever try it again.

Na because say u never experience something like this b4, If u work hard for ur money to build a house so that u have something to give u money monthly or anually nd u encounter a very stuborn tenant who is not willing to pay nd believes he has to use additional 6months grace for him/her to look elsewhere...They will frustrate ur life that u would think it's better not to have tenant again...am currently experiencing one right now, it's over 1yr nd 7months have received any rents under pleading, now I didn't see him in the house again, I went to report at the police station, Police talk say make I go find 30K to park his load to the station...I even look at the whole thing, the load wey dey house no even worth 10,000...u see the frustration!

LOC1:
At times I weep when I read some people's comment. Its a shame that even the people that are learned have a myopic nd bigoted approach to so many things in life including EDUCATION.


Here is my view on the Prof's speech. You dont even have to be learned before you know how to govern any society. The issue here is that no matter your field of specialisation as a learned person or the degree you have acquired, your approach to some certain elements in life should show a significant difference when comparst with those that are not learned. Even my BASIC 6 brother knows the certain things that Nigeria as a country needs.

At times I wonder if Jonathan ever went to school or he ever taught as a lecturer. He is a disgrace to EDUCATION itself.


In conclusion, Jonathan will be doing himself a big favour if he do either of these things:

1. He tenders his resignation letter and he should allow a competent person rule this nation irrespective of religious background and ethnicity

2. Or, he should make a restitution and begin to behave and make approach to things like learned people do.

God bless U bro.!!!

Bt wait O, as beautiful as it is, person wey get hypertension go fit enter this thing especially wen the plane enter gallop, sometimes some plane do emergency landing nd before it land it might stay up air for like 15minutes, people fit get liver dey look d surrounding wey the plane wan land?

I think in all fairness, both are great guys doing great things...the only thing people fail to realize is, u can't be on top of ur game all the time especially when there seems to be competition everywhere...People saying dbanj music has suffered...Yes, because people listen to it with a bias nd sentimental mindset of "Rubbish". while on the other hand as a producer don jazzy dishes out music nd it's all over just because of the love...dbanj is trying to get his balance nd one thing I like nd will want every young aspiring youths to emulate is "Never give up" people says he sings rubbish, criticize him with open letters and the likes, he still keep releasing songs nd trying new things to make himself relevant...that's d spirit, we are all human...Nobody is perfect!

Senator Oluremi Tinubu...

Mogidi:
@OP
Am also a Christian but from the SS.(Edo state)
Christians in the SW may have been trampled upon but Christians in the North Central SS/SE have not been as subjugated like the ones in the SW.
A Buhari/Fashola is a hint the SW and the core North wants full sharia.

Try Christian/Christian and watch bombs rain down. Mtcheew!!!

SW Christians may have surrendered to the superior might of SW Muslims by having only moslem governors, the rest of us haven't capitulated.
We will not be part of a plot to end Christendom in Nigeria.

If this is ur submission on this topic, how come Muslims in south east have never come out to fight for a Muslim governor, Nor because there are no Muslims in the east bt because the rights are been trampled upon by the Christians there...the OP just made a lot of sense nd a nice view about the s.w people. Yoruba before any religious affiliation...

Included with an Underground...

First thing first, her physical appearance i.e face, hands nd legs...I don't like some ladies with guys body(hard body)...
Note:
I prefer ladies with natural beauty or just a light make up will do...cost less nd durable

Unilag Library should have made that list...far better than the structures of most schools am seeing here...

Firefire: Nigerians don't do that; once you are corrupt you cannot speak against corruption.

Sorry about that

Like as if other politicians are saint...Mumu people, the change we seek for is in our hands until we use it well nd stop hateful bashing base on religion, ethnicity...we won't get that change...

Fellow Nigerians,

kindly accept my sincere apologies for
disappearing from this page abruptly last week. It was
due to circumstances beyond my control. I had really
over-flogged my body through marathon trips that left
me totally knackered and brain-drained. I truly
appreciate your concern and prayers. Many of you must
have angered my perpetual cynics who used to
complain weekly and endlessly about my column. Your
messages, especially on Twitter, were eloquent
endorsements of my modest efforts at writing Pendulum
under stringent conditions most times.

Let me disabuse the minds of those who panicked about
my column being rested by the Management of Thisday
newspapers. No one can imagine the kind of freedom I
have enjoyed since I took up this assignment. The
Publisher of Thisday has never attempted to gag me in
anyway and I’m mightily proud of our cordial
relationship. Mr Nduka Obaigbena recognises the fact
that a column is the personal opinion of the columnist
and does not necessarily represent the editorial view of
the newspaper. Those hoping and dreaming and
preaching that my column should be scrapped should
consider the interests of the majority who have come to
accept Pendulum as their weekend tonic.
In my last piece of penultimate week, I had written
copiously about my encounter with Dr Rilwan Lukman in
Vienna about 15 years ago. I was shocked when news of
his death reached me two days after that he has passed
on. I doubt if he ever had time or enough consciousness
to read what I wrote about him but that Pendulum has
become my fitting tribute to the great man. May his soul
Rest in Peace.
The title for this week was suggested or mandated by a
reader, Favour Afolabi, on social media. He had tweeted
after reading my piece, WHY I’M NOT A FAN OF PDP ,
that he expects me to write about my fascination for
APC, perhaps, at a time many have chosen to write the
obituary of that potentially great party. Let me state
categorically that I’m not a member of APC but only a
sympathiser and admirer for several reasons. I’m a
proud member of opposition. It is unhealthy for a
country with our myriad of intractable problems to
operate a one party system.
I love the Yoruba proverb that says “we cannot all sleep
and lie down facing the same direction.” As a member of
opposition, it is my responsibility to work for the rescue
of Nigeria from the ultra-conservative elements that
have been in power almost forever in our country. Our
types of conservatives have failed to yield positive
results. They pretend to practise capitalism but without
the commensurate capital. We love the American
Presidential system of Government but lack the strength
and might of America. We have spent too long a time
and wasted so much of our resources on living
senselessly and needlessly in denial. The rich are
getting richer while the poor are getting poorer. Most of
our institutional structures have collapsed and the
country is virtually on auto-pilot. Those who can’t see
the imminent danger ahead are the politicians and the
toads of power. They never fought for the democracy we
enjoy today and so can never seem to appreciate what
we are bound to lose if this present experiment
collapses again.
My sympathy for APC is not without a caveat. I’ve not
issued them a blank cheque. I’m aware they have their
own issues, plenty for that matter. I know many
Nigerians claim they can’t see any difference between
APC and PDP. I don’t exactly agree as I shall explain
shortly. There are also the ethnic jingoists who don’t
know the dictionary meaning of democracy. They are
those who argue that the current President must govern
the country for two terms WHICH IS OK BY ME. But I do
not subscribe to the idea that it has to be done by force.
What is the essence of holding the next Presidential
election, if no one else would be able or allowed to win?
Those who insist they won’t agree if the President is
defeated in the election are only inviting anarchy. They
are inflaming the polity and attracting public odium to
the President by making the gentleman look like a man
hell-bent on destroying his country on the altar of
selfishness and avarice. For all you care, there are
many Nigerians who may ordinarily wish to support the
President but are now sufficiently nauseated by all the
noise or threats of mayhem if opposition wins the
election. I’m one of those who believe it is within the
rights of the President to re-contest but there is nothing
to suggest in our Constitution an automatic win for him.
And the position is not hereditary. As a member of
opposition, it is my belief that opposition groups must
join forces to dislodge the PDP in a clean contest.
Let me now go to why I admire APC warts and all. One,
by next year, PDP would have spent a total of 16 years
in power. In those years, Nigeria would have moved
effectively from a hopeful state to an almost hopeless
nation. There is no citizen of Nigeria, except the few in
the corridor of power, who’s not alarmed at the speed of
our cataclysmic fall from grace to grass. In every sector,
we have witnessed a downturn in the fortune of our dear
beloved country. The very powerful leaders at the
Federal level have squandered the vast resources of this
great nation on frivolities to say the least. They have
blatantly refused to declare an emergency rule on
grinding poverty, infrastructural decay, mass ignorance,
occasioned by the collapse of education, gross
insecurity, atrocious corruption and extraordinary
indiscipline, and so on.
Two, in any sane and sensible democracy, the PDP
would have been sacked long before now. Governments
are not sacked because there is a guarantee that the
incoming would perform much better but because the
mood of the people is such that they are totally tired and
they want change or temporary reprieve from their slave
masters. It does not matter if the next leader fails again,
he would be changed for another.
Such a change favoured the ascension of Barack
Obama. The people of Great Britain also kicked out their
wiz kid Tony Blair because they were just tired of his
many stunts and unholy romance with George Bush.
Also, the ability to change a leader through the ballot
box is the beauty of democracy. While no one can say
with absolute certainty how APC would perform at the
centre, I would rather risk trying them before knowing
what they can do. At any rate, even if the argument that
they won’t do better is valid, Nigeria practices Federal
Character, so I ask why can’t we “quotalise”
incompetence and corruption! Why must PDP be the sole
beneficiary?
Three, on a serious note, I’m reasonably convinced that
a lot of APC states have given us much to cheer and a
semblance of hope than most of the PDP states and
certainly better than the government at the centre. I find
most of the APC states to be potentially great despite
not having the kind of resources available to the Federal
and their states. Anyone who cannot see or
acknowledge the modest efforts of APC Governors is not
being honest about it. While people may say APC
leaders have been enmeshed in their own mess, I still
believe they have made better use of the resources
available to them. I’ve always loved to say that nations
are not run by saints but by performers. None of us is a
saint and none is likely to be in our lifetimes but it
behoves us to leave a legacy behind despite our
imperfections as human beings.
Four, it is necessary to send a powerful message to
those who think Nigeria can never change by first re-
jiggling the principal actors. I believe it would most
probably force the incoming government to know it is
possible to be sacked like its predecessor if it fails to
deliver on its promises. To keep PDP permanently in
power is to keep Nigerians in perennial servitude. Every
attempt to change democracy to monarchy should
therefore be discouraged.
Five, the argument that the APC has become polluted
because some PDP members crossed over is a spurious
fallacy. How come PDP can welcome APC but APC can’t
poach from PDP. At the end of the day, we are all human
beings from the same country and what matters is to
find more of sensible and forward-looking ones in one
party than the irredeemable characters in the other. Let
all those who oppose the PDP style come together and
uplift our nation. PDP can no longer give what it has not
possessed in nearly 16 years.
Six, it must be noted that both PDP and APC combined
have fewer members than the floaters who don’t belong
to either of them. I’m surprised at the seeming
helplessness of the floaters who can’t see the sense and
possibility of joining the opposition en masse so as to
influence some of their decisions unlike PDP that has
already become too big and incorrigibly set in its ways.
Rather than regularly bemoan the many afflictions of our
nation, I plead with those on the side-lines to engage in
the torturous task of restoration. It will be more
rewarding to all of us collectively. To voluntarily give up
and say it is impossible is tantamount to committing
mass suicide.
Seven, my definition of change is to move away from an
existing disorder. PDP has been in the saddle since the
return to our half-cooked, if not raw, democracy. The
party has continued to wield the power of heaven and
earth with nothing tangible to show for it. The only
change possible is to move away from them and try
something different and potentially refreshing. This
would require the determination and courage of most
Nigerians to accomplish, however.
Let me say categorically that I’m happy APC is facing
critical challenges at this type. If its operatives are wise,
it would give them enough time to put their house in
order. What is needed on their part is not
insurmountable. APC must stop playing Brazilian style
of soccer in Brazil. Let them show us an original game
many admirers like us know they are capable of playing.
Let them bury their differences and bitter acrimonies
urgently or perish together. Let them tap and recruit
from the largest army in Africa, the unemployed masses
of Nigeria and give them hope of a brighter future. It is
too late for PDP to make such promises or offer such
hopes but APC can still be given the benefit of the doubt.
I can’t see PDP doing as well as it did last time in the
North West and North East the way those zones have
become ravaged by terrorism. Most people from those
parts may want to blame the President rightly or wrongly
for their terrible woes and seek their pounds of flesh.
PDP might sweep the South East and South South
naturally and even do reasonably well in the North
Central, especially the traditional Middle-Belt. But the
battle ground remains the South West where APC needs
to stand firm. It should be obvious to APC that PDP
would do everything possible to control the South West
ahead of the general elections. But what I like about the
South West is the sophistication of its electorates who
are already seeing through the smokescreen of
“Operation Capture the West by all means.” The strategy
is not new. It was tried in 1983 when NPN went on a
binge and captured Oyo State but found Ondo State too
hot to handle. The people of the South West naturally
detest any form of intimidation or oppression. If the PDP
continues to harass them, it would eventually backfire.
It is up to the APC to remain strong and steadfast in its
quest for power. Its leaders would have to reach urgent
consensus on who and who to field for what and prune
their Presidential aspirants to barest minimum. I expect
them to field a Northern candidate against the Southern
incumbent President. Fortunately for APC, the President
is generally believed to have marginalised the South
West that gave him victory over Buhari the last time.
I don’t see more than three powerful contenders right
now from the North but Buhari, like him or hate him, is
one candidate PDP would hate to face despite the
bravado that he can be easily defeated by them. He
enjoys a cult-followership that seems to have increased
in the last few weeks. In the South, APC would have to
decide on a Christian to pick as Vice Presidential
candidate between Governors Adams Oshiomhole,
Rochas Okorocha and Rotimi Amaechi, if none of them
defects to PDP before D-Day; or risk a Muslim-Muslim
ticket through a choice of Asiwaju Bola Tinubu or
Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola. Some of these
leaders would have to bury personal ambitions for the
sake of Nigeria. If they refuse and go ahead to kill the
dreams of millions of Nigerians, the shrieking cries of
suffering citizens will keep them awake till kingdom
come…

gratiaeo: Actualyy Yorubas are not cowards because they are worse of than cowards, I cant simply understand how Yourbas Leaders were imprisoned in the 60s for crimes they did not commit and the whole Yoruba nation kept mute until Nzeogwu Struck.

As if that was not enough when the second coup came ogundipe who was the most senior office in the army ran away to London rather than seize the opportunity offered by the leadership vaccum.
The whole world were taken aback again when in 1976 during Dimkas coup OBJ the Vice president was no where to be found , rather when the coup was squashed some northeners like TY danhjuma had to call him out o his hiding place to make room for his presidencey.

In 1993 Abiola the Field Marshall of Yoruba Land (AAre On kakanfo) was jailed by an ordinary Nigerian soldier his crime was winning an election again, the whole Yoruba nation ccould not live up to expectation , at a time an ordinary Major in the Army Major Al mustapha made 17 Yorubas generals to frog jump and eventually imprisoned the vice President who is a yoruba man O.O Diya for live his only saving grace was that Abach died in power.

The SW is the only group that never contemplated coup through out the history of Nigeria, Even the minorities in middle belt and south south carried out very bloody coups that shook the nation,The Yoruba nation eventhough interested in coups cannot perform they only fight a Governmet from the pages of Newspapers.
Even an ordinary henry Okah that was imprisoned by Yaradua gave Nigeria sleepless nights however 17 yoruba Generals , including Abiola , O.O.Diya and the buffon OBJ were on death row and the yorba Nation was mute like a dead dog only making noise in the streets of London and washington.

bro. in as much as it might sound offensive, am a yoruba boy, nd I quite share some points in what u just said...Yoruba nation is just like that, they worked against Obafemi awolowo they are praising today and installed Akintola, mostly Yoruba people at that time were shouting Awolowo "Ole" Now, they regretted that action...Some people are shouting the name of Tinubu now, as if all other politician in Nigerians are saints....those motions clamouring for tinubu's downfall are all Yoruba people...When do we want to start using sense? we can never progress if we continue this way...walai!

fairheven: wt was The conditions of OCEANIC,BANK PHB,SPRING BANK,INTER-Continental,AFRIBANK,FIRST INLAND,before SANUSI came on board,and wt are the conditions of these Banks wen he left office?

where were they in world rankings then?

If all he said was true about IMO state Govt., I think the F.G should also be accused of the same faults about electricity, good roads, unemployment etc. am very sure, he will dare not try that with the Jonathan or any other sitting president irrespective of his plight...The truth is, Under this present administration, Governors have become cheap political class that a Policeman, Nigerian army will even be pointing gun at a sitting governor... I noticed this, especially with the governors of the opposition party in the country... This is bad for Nigeria Development... What is not right is never right...Is as bad as many youths even joke about this things and I found it very absurd....Democracy indeed!

My people from the east, is like u detest Sanusi's achievement so much that u couldn't even point out the reforms he made to the banking sector...the Past CBN governors have laid the good foundation, and he has taken the banking sector to a new level...this is the height Nigeria banks has never been before...am sure, it was the other way around(bad news), u wouldn't have been giving Soludo the accolades...U will point the finger at SLS...whether we like it or not, Our banks has been more stable, reliable, financially strong under SLS than any other Past CBN Governor... Kudos to Soludo & other past governor also for doing there own bit...

yetundeonigbogi
There we go again, Nigeria. Always suffering from
amnesia and never really showing that they know what
they really want. All of a sudden, Tinubu has become
the bad guy of politics. What a pity! Was it Tinubu Ekiti
people voted against or what they considered as ‘aloof
governance’? Where were all these noise make
politicians when Tinubu stood alone, as an AD
governor, for the principles and ideologies he believed
in especially when all other politicians were decamping
to the ‘happening’ party? For me, Tinubu might not be
the best guy around but the fact that he resisted the
temptations and overtures of the multitude should earn
hi a measure of respect. If majority of Nigerians were
people who stood for ideologies they believed in,
Nigeria would not be in this sorry state. But
unfortunately, many of them are only after what they
can put in their stomachs. If APC should win elections
at the federal level today, majority of the people
denigrating Tinubu will suddenly see start seeing him
as a ‘God-sent politicians who rescued Nigeria’,
honouring him with unimaginable awards here and
there. Fair-weather politicians!!
The whole tragedy in the whole thing is the inability of
Nigerians to really read between the lines. Politicians
have their own agenda but unfortunately, ordinary
Nigerians seem to have difficulties understanding that.
No wonder the country is struggling so hard. Now,
Tinubu is the problem, in the warped view of Nigerians.
Too bad, when we can’t think deeply. No wonder they
say ‘a people deserve the kind of leaders they get’.
Lastly, I am not an ethnic chauvinist but I find it hard
not to share that sentiment now. Is something not
wrong with Yorubas? As of the last time I checked, if the
northerners or easterners have someone in the mould of
Tinubu who represents their brand (building their
regional party to a national one) would they be
denigrating the person as much as Yorubas are doing? I
doubt! Why not scold the guy within and present a
United front without?

From my own view, I think, we the Yoruba's need to think and find the missing link...If anybody write up any stupid article naming blames on one individual as the problem of Yorubaland, he/she must be the devil. Critically looking into this write-up, I see the writer only trying to discredit the image of Tinubu...
In as much as I don't have anything to do with politics, One thing am made to know about Nigeria politicians is that they are all thieves & Greedy...Tinubu included!
My concern as a citizen been ruled by all these thieves is to look for the person next close to Good, the person that have the love of the people at heart...that is why I will always stand by Tinubu...Let me use the case of my tribe as example, When States like Ogun, Ekiti, Osun etc were ruled by PDP then, everybody in those states were crying, wanting for change at all cost, they saw a glimpse of the change from Lagos and they wanted it...that was how ACN ruled in southwest... Now, my challenge abt my people is that, What is our problem? Is Tinubu the problem to Unemployment we have in the country, or the national insecurity? I think, if we have any issues with any governor ruled by any APC states, Let's hold each governors responsible... Moreover, we talk about Progress, Can any body without any biased mind tell me if states Controlled by the APC except from Kwara is not better that wat it was, in the hands of the PDP... Why is that, the same vomit we spit out then, we want to swallow them just because of some little issues within....My people of Yorubaland, Let's think deep and make the right decisions....If the say, Tinubu is the Godfather of APC, pls who can act against Jonathan wish in PDP?
This same insinuations was said against Awolowo the by Akintola and Co. and baba was jailed for it...Is it that Awolowo was guilty as charged or was just put in the cell for what? Now we are clamouring for the reign of Awolowo in southwest again after we ourselves threw him out like rubbish...Tinubu is not a god neither a villain, but Politician of his own...Let's deal with it and move on for Good Governance!

This is just a funny thread, how many people who listen to music knows beiber? In Nigeria, clearly CR 7 tops the chart. America artiste are not really known by nigerians even 2face popular pass Justin beiber . now going to other African countries, the same analysis goes with it. And going to European nations and the rest, I will take it to be the same. And we need to realize that football is universal language understood by everybody, unites the whole world 2gether. If that is thru. Then all countries of the world will surely know CR 7.
Currently, kattyperry tops Justin beiber on the same twitter using to judge. Abegi, do I know Katy perry? Who sabi Katy perry for naija except the american man or those who are in the entertainment industry....CR 7 has over 50million follower on fbook, don't know that of beiber?

Wat is did man saying?
Is this not the same range rover fashola has been using right from the first tenure. I don't know if anybody has seen the car here sef? That tattered car, it doesn't even look like a car DAT cost 20million... He never change his car right from that time. I see the governor almost every week when he his going to Secretariat mosque. So how come that car cost such an exorbitant amount of money. Obanikoro, this is cheap publicity, pls prove your self?

Though, its not a law or either binding on anyone, I think its just wat some families have tend to realize overtime DAT rather than collecting such huge amount of money and spending it, they will give it back to the groom family to make them realize, their daughters are not for sale. There is always something else, the wife will collect from her hussy before the knot is tied(monetary or gifts). Though, most wife would rather appreciate either Quran or bible or gifts items...

Baba fash, even though is very strict, is still an outstanding performer...8/10

[quote author=don-Phill]dont rate him 10/10 cos non has attain that yet, if it is 10/10, then there ll be no more area bois there...

Even newyork and some other advance cities wey beta pass Lagos still get agbero(gangster), they never love any place beta than the street...

Truthfulness, modesty and more love innit...

There have been many television series drama that cuts our attention at different moment in the past, right now, am loving the teen drama...The vampire diaries& The originals...Anybody following the episodes....who is ur best character and what is favourite episode?

Am a victim of such, bt later got to knw the girl really love me too...by the time I got to realize, had already got stuck with someone...the feelings is still there, I love my new girlfriend, don't want to hurt her feelings too...am now caught in the middle of two angels...

Where are all the Unilag babes in here? Kindly show a sign u are here...

I think this has just killed my relationship, wen I talk my girl, she's use to chatting wit me nd another person, only God knows who the person is?
I complain everytime abt it, bt just seems like am the nagging type...ok...decided to keep things to mysef, adjust within my brain, no complain on anything, now she says she doesn't Trust me again. We both started having compiled issues upon issues until it got out of hand...now we just have to go seperate ways...

I remember my days of using the Blackberry messenger which shows the delivered and read icons, and even more recently Whatsapp, which shows the exact timing you were last active. If you use any of the above platforms in communication, then you will understand how annoying it is when someone fails to acknowledge your message when it is obvious it has been read. It is even worse you experience this social rejection in real life.

Imagine being in a relationship or talking with someone exclusively for some time and all of a sudden no goodbyes, no words…They just vanished into thin air. How do you even begin to comprehend it? How do you get closure? There is mystery in silence, as it could mean a thousand and one things.

The silent treatment is a phenomenon most people would have encountered at some point in their lifetime, and too often it is being treated with triviality. Silence is a very problematic way of communication which suggests distress tolerance and poor emotion regulation skills; it is also classified as a form of emotional abuse.

I did a little research and found out that silent treatment is highly manipulative, involves emotional game-playing which is destructive to relationships. When repeatedly used in a relationship, this silent treatment will often eventually lead to the opposite of the desired outcome because many people will get tired of repeated manipulation and will pull away. Hence, people who engage in this type of silent treatment often alienate people and sabotage their relationships.

Let’s call it for what it really is; it is bad behavior that inflicts emotional hurt on its recipient. This way some people may never heal and they become permanently scarred. The cycle of hurt would not cease; hurt people, hurt other people. Whole-hearted people value communication and honesty regardless of any situation. Anyone who still uses this approach definitely needs a change in behavioral pattern.

If you have ever been on the receiving end of the silent treatment, how did you deal with it? Share your story let’s talk about it...

Has anybody gotten the infinix alpha X570 android phone, I like the phone and am thinkng of getting it, I want to be sure is okay before buying it...thanks!