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majour:The religion itself does not preach violence both Islam and Christianity. The people fuelling hatred are the so-called preachers/cleric of the various religion. |
My prayer for Nigeria is that in 1000 years to come we would remain strong and united country. Muslims and Christians let's be united because no religion preaches violence. As I have always been saying the problem is not the religion but the people practicing it. |
I don't like this man but my mind tells me this man is the most celebrated governor in Ekiti state. Fayose always keeping the house of commotion lively. |
juman:You can say that again, is as sweet as honey. Those gullible Christians will be dia wasting their money in the name of paying tithe and the so-called pastor or pastoress will be wasting it on frivolities. |
I don't know why I hate this oral and anal sex with passion, maybe because I cannot engage in such a decadent or an ungodly act. Even though if am married I don't think I can engage my wife in such an ungodly sex romp its just too irritating for me to see or even do it. To me this woman is right on what she said but nonetheless couples should always discuss about their sexual life to know what style of sex suit them. IMO if both agrees on oral and mouth sex I don't think that should be a sin. |
As for me I will dare not near the "feminist", as for others they can be changed if they see a righteous man who will want to marry them. |
Lagos – Mrs Mutiatu Olaosebikan, 37, on Friday told an Igando Customary Court in Lagos that her husband, Sunday, usually discharged his sperm on the floor during sexual intercourse (withdrawal method). Mutiatu, a trader, whose husband sought for dissolution of their seven-year- old marriage, said that the petitioner did not want her to get pregnant again after having a child. “My husband is in the habit of disposing of his sperm on the floor during intercourse. “He does not want me to get pregnant; he no longer releases sperm into me when we have sex. “He started this withdrawal method five years ago; I only have one child who is six years old now. “My husband can go more than six rounds, but will never release the sperm into me, instead he pours it on the floor. “Whenever I queried him about the withdrawal method he uses, he failed to give me a satisfactory answer,’’ she said The respondent said that her estranged husband was an untamed chatterbox. “My husband is a talkative, he talks too much and he cannot keep the family secrets. He is in the habit of sharing our family issues with his relatives, friends and the public. “There was a day I was attacked spiritually; blood was gushing out of my eyes, nose and mouth. “When I was rushed to a prayer house, I was told that my husband caused the sickness because he talks too much about out affair to the public,’’ she said. The respondent also described her husband as tight-fisted. “My husband is very stingy; he does not give me money. I have been the one taking care of our baby from birth till now,’’ she said. The mother of one said that her husband had also turned her into a punching bag. “I have scars all over my body as proof of his abuse anytime we have misunderstanding, he would beat the hell out of me,’’ she said. She urged the court to grant petitioner’s request for the dissolution of the marriage. “I also want the marriage to be dissolved; I’m tired of the marriage,’’ she said. The Petitioner, Sunday, 42, had approached the court to end the marriage over alleged threat to life. Sunday, a businessman, said that Mutiatu always threatened to kill him. “My wife is after my life; she stabs me with dangerous weapons whenever we have misunderstanding. “She once stabbed me with a broken bottle on my head and I bled heavily which landed me in the hospital. “Whenever we have disagreement, she brings out knife threatening to stab me. “She is just aggressive and violent in nature; she may kill me one day if I continue with the marriage,’’ he said. Sunday said that he was not interested in her having another child from her due to his wife’s violent nature. “Due to her stubbornness and violent nature, I avoid getting her pregnant by using condom or withdrawal method. “ I don’t want any baby from her again,’’ he said. The petitioner begged the court to terminate the union on ground of lack of love. The president of the court, Mr Adegboyega Omilola, adjourned the case to April 25 for further hearing. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/03/brings-knife-threatening-stab-man-tells-court/ |
Lagos – A 35-year-old businesswoman, Mrs Kafilat Usman, on Friday urged an Igando Customary Court in a Lagos suburb to dissolve her 11-year-old marriage, citing constant battering by her brother-in-law. “My brother-in-law has turned me into a punching bag. He beats me at the slightest provocation, ” “There is nobody in the house to rescue me from his hands because only the two of us are living in the house my husband built,” she told the court. Kalifat said her husband, Sheu, for whom she had two children, had abandoned her. She said: “My husband abandoned me to his 27-year-old brother about two years ago and relocated to Abuja to marry another woman. “His brother has been dealing with me; there was a day he beat me to the point that I was hospitalised. “I asked my husband to either get an apartment for his brother or relocate me and my children to another house in Lagos. “Or better still, relocate myself and the children to Abuja, but he refused. “My brother-in-law has been bringing his gang to the house to smoke and drink. “In fact, I am no longer comfortable as they can harm me one day.” The husband has refused to appear in court after several summonses. Kalifat accused the husband of failing to take care of her and the children since he relocated to Abuja,. “I have been feeding them and paying their school fees,” said Kalifat, who pleaded with the court to terminate the marriage. The court’s President, Mr Adegboyega Omilola, ordered the court bailiff to serve the respondent another summon to able him to attend the next sitting of the court. Further hearing in the case has been fixed for April 25. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/03/brother-laws-brutality-may-crash-womans-11-year-old-marriage/ |
nobsalis:United ke. We were neva united and I don't think we can ever be united because of tribal sentiments. BTW you look beautiful @ dp fa |
gominau:They are no match to us b4. They are just been jealous over us shikena. Since they lost out in the governorship election their heart have not been at rest, they throw tantrums over us (Ebiras) like small children. Am happy they (Igalas) are alive to watch an Ebira man rule them that's what is paining them and it will continue to pain them till afta 8yrs. Nyene bros, uwa dahi. |
fakeprophet:What are you saying? Answer question you no fit. My broda you beta receive sense there is nobody hating another person for unknown reason which makes that person to progress more than the person he is hating. |
fakeprophet:The way you guys are problem to we Ebiras? SMH |
Junior66:Apologies accepted. Though I don't know where you got your statistics that both tribes are the extremist tribe in Kogi State all I know is that we should condemn evil and not singling a particular tribe or religion as the cause because no religion or tribe preaches violence. Am also a kogite, in brotherhood we stand!!! #RESPECT |
Junior66:By what you typed if am not mistaking you said all Ebiras are extremists even both the Muslims and Christians. But wen it comes to the Igala people only Muslims from Ankpa LGA are extremists. This is hypocrisy at its peak, come to think of it what is wrong using the word some or few. We should just thread softly you may think you are castigating a tribe but indirectly you may just be making fool of yourself. |
Akinaukwa:Mr man stop saying what you don't know. Do you have any proof of what you just typed? Do you know where the underground or secret cells are located in Ebiraland? Some of you will just be misleading people on nairaland by forming I too know ( ITK). *Point of correction* it is Ebira not Igbirra. |
OP you av disappointed some people. Kai no name. |
Guy don't make people disappointed, tell us their name. |
owobokiri:But the two candidate were the main gladiators and moreover the country only had respect for those two parties/candidates and the worst of it was that people voted along religious and tribal line. All am saying is let people respect other people's opinion. You can't be me and I can't be you. |
owobokiri:Who is saying Buhari was d right man in 2015 general election? But if a sensible person ought to choose btw Buhari and Jonathan, am very sure that person will go for Buhari. Back to the matter, all am saying is that people should be allowed to express themselves freely because you're a Priest or an Imam shouldn't be a barrier for saying your mind. |
owobokiri:I don't understand how you guys reason. Same fr Mbaka you are criticizing supported GEJ in 2011, then he was a saint and know what he was doing. Fast forward to 2015 he supported PMB and he is termed to be a betrayal and someone dat supports a lunatic Islamic fanatic. The problem you people have is hypocrisy and it is just a natural something that exist among your cronies. |
RIP to the lady. I think Dangote should start mental test for his drivers the killings of innocent Nigerians by his drunk sucking drivers is one too many. |
NCAN will be surprised as to who d drug peddler is |
Those guys did the right thing. God created Adam and Eve and not Ada and Eve or Adam and Steven. I hate those gays with passion |
Because he is Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces (GCFR) while the governor are CSOs of their various state. |
Walahi this man go suffer finish b4 im eye go clear. |
Good. I love his dressing fa. |
I hope this not a plan to sideline southerners because any move to sideline Justice Onnoghen will be resisted vehemently. Buhari we urge you to make the right decision for the interest of the nation. |
Explorers:Just ordinary cold naim u waste $2 million. Ahh Escobar you yaff killed me. **Modified * * God pls give me money gotten from lawful means and money that will also be spent on lawful things. |
The only thing that gladden my heart in their so called celebration is jez the peaceful atmosphere through which it's been celebrated. Thank God for the peace Ebira people are enjoying. |
[color=#006600][/color]President Muhammadu Buhari did not pretend about certain issues and individuals that annoyed him in 2016. BAYO AKINLOYE compiles 10 things that got under the Nigeria’s number one citizen’s skin. Governor Ayo Fayose “Every one of my trips can be politically or economically assessed. I recall that the first trip I had was to go to Chad and Niger. The trip was mainly because of Nigeria’s security. “I have not seen any frivolous journey that I undertook. I understand that the Governor of Ekiti State (Ayo Fayose) said that every trip I make costs Nigeria at least $1m. I do not know how he worked that out. But every trip that I have made, there must be economic and political reasons that justified them. Those who do not see it the way the government sees it have the right not to agree and say whatever they like. But we will try and give them the appropriate reply.” Aisha Buhari “I don’t know which party my wife belongs to, but she belongs to my kitchen and my living room and the other room. So I claim superior knowledge over her and the rest of the opposition, because in the end I have succeeded. It’s not easy to satisfy the whole Nigerian opposition parties or to participate in the government. “I am sure you have a house. You know where your kitchen is. You know where your living room is, and I believe your wife looks after all of that, even if she is working.” Corruption “The corruption we met at personal and institutional levels was unbelievable. Corruption was turning into a culture. After we came in, people started realising the truth. Nigeria will either kill corruption or corruption will kill Nigeria in the long run. It has not been easy for another party to come in and get things done properly, especially with the new economic reality of $37 per barrel of oil, against the $100 for the period, and there was no savings, no infrastructure on the ground.” Judiciary “On the fight against corruption vis-à-vis the judiciary, Nigerians will be right to say that is my main headache for now. If you reflect on what I went through for 12 years, when I wanted to be the President, I attempted three times and on the fourth attempt, through God and the use of technology, it was possible for Nigerians to elect an APC candidate as President. “I am worried that the expectation of the public is yet to be met by the judiciary with regard to the removal of delay and the toleration of delay tactics by lawyers. When cases are not concluded, the negative impression is given that crime pays. So far, the corruption cases filed by government are not progressing as speedily as they should in spite of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act of 2015 essentially because the courts allow some lawyers to frustrate the reforms introduced by law.” Niger Delta militants “We are trying to speak with their leaders, to know how many groups there are. And, we are also working with the oil companies. The militants engage in sophisticated sabotage, using skills they had gained from training either by the government, or the oil companies, to vandalise installations deep in the sea. We need to understand who the real agitators are, and engage (in dialogue) with them, so that confidence can be restored in the region. The Niger Delta situation is more complex, since the militants have no central command, and some of them are mere extortioners.” Confab report “I advised against the issue of national conference. You will recall that ASUU was on strike then for almost nine months. The teachers in tertiary institutions were on strike for more than a year, yet that government had about N9bn to organise that meeting (National Conference) and some (members) were complaining that they hadn’t even been paid. I never liked the priority of that government on that particular issue, because what it meant was that the discussions on what the National Assembly ought to do was more important than keeping our children in schools. That is why I haven’t even bothered to read it or ask for a briefing on it and I want it to go into the so-called archives.” Indigenous People of Biafra/Nnamdi Kanu “Those looking for Biafra have a tough job. A lot of them that have participated in the demonstrations were not born and didn’t know what people like us went through (fighting Biafra) by walking from the northern border to initially Abakaliki, then coming back and starting from Awka to Abagana and to Onitsha. We lost our friends and relatives; about two million Nigerians were killed. They thought it was a joke, so I think they have a problem. “I assure them (Niger Delta militants) that the saying by Gen. (Yakubu) Gowon (retd.) that to keep Nigeria one is a task that must be done. In those days we never thought of oil; all we were concerned about was one Nigeria. So, please pass this to the militants that one Nigeria is not negotiable and they had better accept that. Nigerian constitution is clear as to what they should get and I assure them there will be justice.” PDP “I am going to bore you with what we met. I know that I am being accused in the papers of passing the buck, but passing the buck is sometimes absolutely necessary to remind people who take things for granted. When we came in, I screamed to high heavens because I had promised a lot while seeking votes. I asked, ‘where is the savings?’ There was no savings. There was no infrastructure, power, rails, roads, there was none. What did we spend the money on? I was told (on) buying food and petrol. “Where were the billions going? We conducted a study and found out that the oil marketers were committing fraud on at least one-third of what they were importing, which was about 25 per cent of our foreign exchange. I have bored you with this long explanation because there are things that could be hidden from you by those that have mismanaged the country in the last 16, 17 years.” Boko Haram “I assure all Nigerians and friends of the country, once again, that my administration will not rest on its oars until the ungodly terrorist sect (Boko Haram) is totally eliminated from our country. As peace gradually returns to the insurgency-ravaged north-eastern states, the Federal Government will continue to work diligently to ensure the rapid and full reintegration and rehabilitation of all internally displaced persons, including orphaned children in the region. We will also sustain and strengthen ongoing actions to protect children more effectively from violence, child- labour, child-trafficking, forced marriages and other related offences.” Budget padding “Some bureaucrats removed what we put in the proposal and replaced them with what they wanted. I have to look at the bill that has been passed by the National Assembly, ministry by ministry; to be sure that what has been brought back for me to sign is in line with our original submission. “I am waiting for the 2017 budget to be brought to us in council. Any sign of padding anywhere, I will remove it. They (corrupt people) don’t want to reflect on the situation in which we are, economically. They want to live the same way; they simply want business as usual.” http://punchng.com/10-things-annoyed-buhari-2016/ |
He deserved more than that. How can you be cheating on your girlfriend/wife with her mom. To me any man who does that is not fit to be called a MAN. As for d lady who did that she should also do same to her mum because her mum is worst than Jezebel. |
RIP to her, still she should have begged to be given more time to pay d debt. I hope her creator will give her a fair and balanced judgement. But am still in disbelieve as to why a person will kill him/herself because of a token of N6000. Pls #SayNoToSuicide. |
