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TheSuperNerd:
Sani Suleiman is in Germany for the Medicals!

Host78:
@merry100

I stopped reading here because this opening alone shows that you have zero idea what I'm talking about.



For one, the strongest man cannot single handedly walk into Aso Rock because Aso Rock is protected by a strength greater than his, the military.

I have highlighted this many times in my writing.

Now the military is the strongest force of any nation and anytime they get organized and agree on any rule, that rule becomes the constitution.

In fact, if the military agree that civilian rule must come to an end today, the constitution will be torn up and your courts becomes useless.

Again strength alone is the reason for everything stability in a country.

There's nothing like systems, organizations or whatever.

There's only force. If the force is sufficient, every other thing permitted by that force thrives.

If the US force is sufficient, it can allow Nigeria to have sovereignty or remove the president today if it wants.

Doesn't matter the systems nigeria have in place.

This is why every powerful country spends heavily first on military and not politics, religion, systems or psychology.

The force comes first because without it, nothing else matters.

Now imagine a man who is stronger than any human. An indestructible man.

Think of superman.

If he wants power, he'll take over the whole world and bring everyone to their knees regardless of their "alliance, systems or whatever you can think of.

Watch every superman movies, there's always a quiet fear in which the people fears that since they cannot destroy him, he might want to rule the world.

So, the military first line is always to fight that superman, and then you hear quality from superman like, I do not wish to fight you or take over.

They make him a moral being. One that wants to be good.

Now let's look at AI. Imagine an Ai that's indestructible, super intelligent beyond your comprehension.

You think the AI wants to form alliances, be under your constitution and obey your tiny minds?

Why exactly do you think we fear AI? it's because it's a power far greater than anything we've got at the moment.

But even more so, we cannot control it. And so if we cannot control it, how does our alliances matter?

I can give you a gazillion examples but you just cannot comprehend it because your mind is fixed on the stability of the system and not the chaos.

Image: power is power. Nothing else matters.

Merry100:
Wow ... you have single-handedly condensed centuries of history, law, and human civilization into the idea that everything depends on the ego of the strongest man. Lazy ass, you simply don't understand power, society, or rights.

Let me unpack your masterpiece of nonsense: Women didn't receive rights because men woke up generous one morning. They protested, resisted, voted, and risked their lives to force societies to change. Laws weren't written out of kindness; they were written because chaos, oppression, and brute force don't work long-term.

Muscle isn't power. Real power is political, moral, and social. Without laws, institutions, and societal order, even the strongest would be unsafe, and nothing could be controlled.

Your obsession with "survival of the strongest" exposes the biggest flaw in your argument: if humans truly lived by brute strength, there would be no laws, no armies, no governments; and people like you wouldn't last long at all. Life doesn't reward ego; it rewards cooperation, intelligence, and systems. That is why civilization exists.

What we call armies would just be organized mobs if they weren't operating within laws and societal systems. Strength alone never guarantees control. Even armies are not powerful on their own, they are tools of power
shaped by political leadership, and the legitimacy that directs their use. Which is why they surrender when larger systems, alliances, or collective pressures demand it.

Rights aren't pieces of paper protected by men or fragile gifts from strong men. They are social contracts that protect everyone, including ordinary men like you. The "survival of the strongest" idea is a naive fantasy: the same laws that protect women also prevent someone stronger from taking what you have. Strip those away, and you don't become powerful; you become expendable.

Strong female leaders, like Queen Elizabeth I, ruled and survived because they understood power, laws, alliances, and institutions; not through physical strength. Strength alone never guarantees survival or power; something your whole argument completely ignores.

Civilization isn't about brute force; it's about cooperation, intelligence, and systems. Social media hasn't erased men's protective nature; it exposes insecurity in men who confuse dominance with strength and fear equality because it removes imagined leverage.

If rights only exist because men allow them, then your entire sense of security depends on pretending civilization is optional. It isn't. And if "survival of the strongest" were true, trust me; you wouldn't even survive a week.

Stop fantasizing about power and start understanding why society exists in the first place. Laws and rights aren't optional gifts; they are the backbone of civilization.

Stephen0mozzy:
Start online, then start dressing well to look confident with yourself.

Make sure you have some kind money that makes you happy with what you do and with your life - but don't put money upfront to woo a woman.

When you move to physical approach, start first by simply asking for directions from a fine girl. Then move to asking a girl who's walking that you want to walk with her (compliment her dress or shoe, ask about the area, but don't ask for number - rejection may make you run back to your shell).

Small small, you go get am clear.

When you finally get a girl that is interested in regularly talking to you, make sure she's actually an interesting person, not those ones that are hungry 6 times a day. Talk about life, trending topics, tease her, don't love bomb her - give her space, let her also initiate conversations, basically build a decent friendship, but no allow am turn to Friend zone or friends with benefits; throw am toast and then you'll have a girlfriend worth loving.

Philosopher1979:
See Boko haram started for reasons like this. Mohammed Yusuf (the founder of Boko haram) rallied against government corruption, the poverty in the country, neo colonialism, the fact that our leaders are stooges of western imperialism and were stealing our resources. However, he just used it to promote Islamic estremism and radicalism. So Boko haram is actually a people movement to emmancioate the common man in the North from the tyranny of the leaders.
This is why terrorism in Northern Nigeria is difficult to stop.
In the first place it is caused by the corruption and incompetency of the government and the faulty colonial foundation of Nigeria.

SuperOnyi:




Dear Nigerian Politicians,


I hope you all had productive week full of all the good things I can only imagine. As years pass by, I find myself alienated by the state of this great nation — my mental health has become akin to a dirty rag, I've shed tears as I suffocate but God forbid SuperOnyi ends up as a statistics—one that isn't even entirely correct.

And with the transitions I've gone through over the years, if I write down my raw thoughts, the same thing that happened to Nnamdi Azikiwe (replace the last name with Kanu) would surely happen to me; and I might be un-alived before the cock crows.

I've been called unpatriotic and crazy because I've always had a different and "weird" view of this country which can be described as anything but great. A wise Nairalander once said "you can never bet against Nigeria and lose" and this words keep manifesting like a prophecy.

I remember how "patriotic" I used to be, even as a kid, I can still feel the adrenaline of patriotism that flowed through my veins and how I'd stand like a soldier any time the national anthem was being recited. It felt good to have something I'd readily give my life too, but I keep wondering if any of you feel the same patriotism.

Do you feel motivated to make your country great like these western countries you visit?

Do you feel ashamed that your country is still in a state of absurdity when you visit other countries?

How come you believe in our educational system so much that your children are all abroad or study in private institution a poor man like SuperOnyi can only masturbate to but never enter?

I'm only a reasonable human, isn't it right that I should ask the right questions? There are just too many things that won't sit well with any reasonable human. I can't even enjoy my egusi soup and akpu anymore without being affected by your wrong actions.

What do I do?
I've prayed uncountable times already!
I've remained a good citizen!
I've hustled legitimately!
Even Mama Sadiya would confirm, I never touch even her mountainous mammary glands without her permission. God knows how much I love big boobs!

But unfortunately, the entire system is just so crooked than the veins in my gbola. Can you blame me for demanding for right governance? It's just too hard to be a Nigerian when I'm confronted everyday by insecurity, hardship, and other abnormalities like a LovePeddler spreading her legs just so she can push you into a bottomless pit.

I look at other countries, how much progress they've made through strong leadership and blueprint, and I'm forced to wondered if apartheid South Africa was right when they said people who look like me can not rule themselves.

I keep fantasizing of a country where my safety could at least be 89% guaranteed, then we can think of good roads, strong educational system, hospitals, and etc.

My mind must be watching too much telemundo.

But God gave me a brain and you expect me not to use or throw it in the trashcan, I've been frustrated all because of your actions; spare me those lies you tell, I'm not listening to them! You no longer hid your horrible and corrupt ways, it's clear enough that my friend Maikudi a blind beggar has been feeling the heat all his life.

I used to believe in "1 Nigeria" so much I wrote a song about it when I was just 10 but it was a mission I had to abort for the sake of my insanity — how can Mama Aisha who's 60 years old be shouting "up Nepa" all her life and Aisha is doing the same now?

Next time, anyone tells me anything about voting; I swear I'm biting off their tongue. A lot of people still believe Nigeria needs to be over 400 years old like America to get it right, I'm not surprised, Nigerians are so dúmb they were locked up in 2020 pandemic and their relief materials confiscated.

I'm not trying to be disrespectful or adding salt to injury but merely pointing my fingers at a mad woman who doesn't know she's insane.

I'm tired of hearing foolish words like "pray for this country", so I'm supposed to close my eyes and keep praying for years until you all decide to stop looting and do the right thing — you might as well, ask me to choke myself to death.

If you really care, show the proof by doing right things like:

1. Withdrawing all your kids studying in abroad and bringing them to government institutions.

2. Declare all your assets and the sources.
3. Withdraw all the security personnels around you and houses.
4. Relocate Aso Rock to Borno state.
5. Restructure the country and conduct a referendum.

I know this must be hard decisions to make, I wonder how you would react when you see all of my requests.

After you oblige to these requests, do to me as you please, if I ever open my pussy eating mouth to complain again. I truly cannot stand the fact that Nigeria was fairly better during the colonial rule and that you all have millions of dollars stashed away in invisible bank accounts, while I can't even afford to eat a decent meal.

I have never had the opportunities a lot of you had during the 1960s or the ones your kids are enjoying now. I'm currently at a stage where my view—that this country is irredeemable—keeps getting reinforced every morning I wake up with an erection strong enough to keep the economy standing.

This stage isn't easy for me; my revolutionary anger building up, and the hatred getting stronger than the love in my heart.

Lastly, I ask the same question a great thinker Hopsin asked in his song—man, what if Jesus was a facade; then, that would mean the government is god?

That would be mean, we would never get to experience all we keep praying to God to do for us even when we have a government:

Constant power supply,
good roads,
strong educational system,
good hospitals,
security,
and etc...

What do we have to beg God for everything in this country when he has given us the same brain he gave to South Koreans and Singaporeans?

I'm done with bothering myself about the state of this country, I was born to live and not kill myself with worries, if you all care for the country then you prove it but until then, you can do as you wish.

I'll be damned if I waste my life thinking about the future of country that even those at the realm of power couldn't care less about her future. I will spend more time doing the things I love and devouring the labia minoras and labia majoras of this world once I master my superpower of a rigor mortis pènis.

Yours sincerely,
SuperOnyi.

Cocony:
Didier Deschamps, Christian Karembeu, Emmanuel Petit and Zinedine Zidane were in the midfielder in the finals for France against Brazil in which they triumphed 3:0 and Ronaldo,Rivaldo and the other Brazilian stars were dominated.

PHIPEX:
The effect of extreme civilisation and wokeness.

the first world nations will soon go extinct due to low childbirth rate. That's why they now rely on migrations to keep afloat. Soon Europe will be populated by 50% migrants while their own people journey towards extinction

typicalgamer:
How did we lost WC ticket to them ??

If i recall we played other countries too

TheSuperNerd:
Left Back Prospect, 24y/o Emmanuel Maviram played all 90 for Tondela in their 3-1 win vs Arouca in the Liga Portugal.
He bagged a goal⚽️and provided 2 assists🅰️🅰️

His 12th start in 14 league games.

Kobojunkie:
Wrong! And by the way, did you actually see the first boyfriend to confirm she was not, instead trying to inflate your obviously fragile ego in some way?

drstranged:
I’ve been thinking about something and I’d like honest opinions, especially from ladies and men with real-life experience.

There’s this popular belief that a girl never truly forgets the guy she lost her virginity to — that no matter how many relationships she has later, that first sexual experience leaves a permanent emotional mark.

But here’s where it gets confusing:

What if the guy she lost her virginity to wasn’t her first relationship?
What if he was her second or even third boyfriend, while the first relationship never became sexual?
So my questions are:
First, is emotional attachment usually stronger to the first sexual partner, or to the first serious relationship, even if that relationship did not involve sex?

Second, does losing one’s virginity automatically create a deeper or more unforgettable bond than a relationship built on love and emotional connection without sex?

Third, can a woman completely move on from the man she lost her virginity to, especially if that relationship later failed or ended badly?

Finally, in real life, which tends to leave a longer-lasting emotional imprint: first love or first sex?

Ladies, feel free to share your honest experiences.
Guys, what have you observed?

BAILMONEY:
Islam is here in Igbo land to stay


It's a war no human worshippers or pagan will win.



History is a great teacher


To all my fellow Igbo Muslim brothers and sisters here, I salute y'all with the universal greeting ALMIGHTY ALLAH ordained for mankind.

ASALAM ALEIKUM

UDO NKE CHINEKE DIRI UNU NILE💫

nairalanda1:
Okay, just want to make it clear. I don't support any politicans, don't support the sheikh, don't support terrorists, don't support obi , tinubu , atiku , don't think that anyone should be kondapped or attacked, and I believe in freedom of religion for all

So why is the sheikh blasting the us bombing

1. USA interventions don't always work well.

2. One reason why the Taliban are now back in charge is that anytime USA bombed a particular set of terrorists , more often than not innocent people died as well too. That creates anger and bitterness.

3. Remember that these terrorists and bandits are not sane people or rational actors. Gumi having negotiated with them knows that

4. Remember when our air force used drone on a village in Kaduna. It is very likely some bad guys died in the drone. But because far more innocent people died in the drone attack, everyone talked about the innocents far more

5. American attacks have the potential to deal with the bandits. And terrorists. I'm not going to lie, I was happy when lakurama got bombed because they have been quite vicious people by terrorist standards.

But as the bombing continues, it is very likely that innocent people will die. Y'all can say they are terrorist supporters or whatever, but they did not take up arms , may not even know that they have terrosits in their midst, may not even be in the know of terrorist movements. Innocents don't deserve to die

And you know what happens when innocents die? Anger. A valuable recruiting tool for bandits and terrorists. That Gumi knows very well because the bandits told him so. And he knows that if numbers of these guys grow, they will make matters worse. And the people who go suffer am will be northern Muslims. Long before they reach any christians. Gumi's congregation in other words

Remember boko Haram. A lot of innocent people got killed in the initial phase of the government response. That was used by boko to recruit new members

Remember what many ipob supporters say about the government attack on their protesters at the Niger bridge in 2016? Yes , it angered a lot of people and led to more joining up the Biafra cause.

Now imagine a us bomb dropping on a village and killing half the village. Ya think the survivors are going to say Thank you trump and move on? Even if twenty evil terrorists hiding there, again with no knowledge or cooperation from the villagers or even with the villagers being forced to hide them at gunpoint?No effing way. A lot of survivor are going to feel hard done by. And they are going to blame trump and the Nigerian government

And remember, as Offa teaches us, some of those USA bombs can go astray. And that means a village where all the villagers don't support boko or bandits , where even some villagers are in the vigilante groups fighting the bandits and islamists, could be killed. Guess how many survivors will feel.? Yes, this is thanks from the government and the Americans for putting our lives at risk killing bandits and islamists by bombing us. Thanks trump.

6 again, Gumi knows these people very well. A bomb on a village, in today's information society. All the bandits and islamists need to do is to load up a video of dead bodies online. And three quarters of their work is done.

That is why Gumi is calling us bombings wrong. Personally I agree with him , though because I think that Nigeria should deal with our problems ourselves, not rely on USA, because USA has its own interests which may not be our interests. Again, however,I am not complaining when terrorists burn, but this is not the movies where John Wick or whoever eliminates a bunch of thugs sans collateral damage



Finally, some of you want trump to bomb Fulani herdsmen bandits. Same issues apply. A bunch of herdsmen killed by USA bombs could lead to mass uprising by fulanis and more deaths for Christians and Muslims and more anarchy in Nigeria. And remember bombing them can affect nearby villages leading to innocent christians dying. Shebi you expect them to be patient with trump.

Again, I don't support any terrorism or mad bandits

If anyome abuses me , I will report to the moderators. Some of you guys need to know that there is.nuance in every situation. And USA, Russia, china, Saudi, Iran etc, none of them have your best interests at all . [b]Best way to protect your interest is to vote against corruption and bad leadership. Because. That is the ultimate tool bandits and boko use to recruit and to destro[/b]y

Namaster:
This is simultaneously PATHETIC and HILARIOUS!

First of all, that's a TATTOO on her breast.
Likely NOT the only tattoo she has.
If Ope knows what's good for him, he'll remain INCOGNITO.

Secondly, this:

"...Ihave been dreaming for ope since 2019"


Smart people will ask "what changed in 2019?'

She hit The Wall, that's what.
She could feel the wall closing in.

She was done playing the field.
And ready to settle down.

When she was 18-25 and getting attention from men of her spec, she did NOT dream of Ope.

That's why she waited 13 years to dream of Ope.

Thirdly, this:
"Baba told me..."

Ope, if you are reading this, RUN!

NO sensible man should have ANYTHING to do with a supposedly EDUCATED woman who still dabbles in VOODOO.

Imagine in the 21ST Century and an educated person is paying for a Native Doctor to help her find someone called Ope with no surname or picture.



That level of STEWPIDITY could be contagious.
AVOID!

Rather than paying for a Private Investigator, madam went to a Baba.

MADNESS!

Her OCCULTISM and TATTOOS are HUGE Red Flags.

Ope NEEDS to run.

Finally, it is SHOCKING to see a grown-ass woman think that she'd met her SOULMATE at 13.

Both of them were barely on the cusp of PUBERTY.
Hormones were raging. And their brains were barely fully formed.

It speaks of the ULTIMATE DESPERATION for someone to think that they met their soulmate, someone they knew for a few weeks, at that age.

Plus, the "love" at that age is still INNOCENT.
It has not been coloured by past experiences and BETRAYALS.

I am 100% certain that if Ope appears right now, he'll NEVER live up to the memory of Ope in this lady's mind.

RESENTMENT will build up in no time.


FINAL FINALLY, ALL other sensible men should take note of this lady and AVOID her!

You don't want to play second fiddle to a 20-year old memory.

You don't want to be with someone that is DESPERATELY pining for the memory of a 13-year old boy that no longer exists.

Thankfully, she was kind enough to include her pictures.
Makes it easier to RUN!

Dannyxy:
My problem in midfield and our defense is, what do we do when we are chased and pressed by a hungry team, Iwobi can pass the ball but can’t really dribble, semi and Bassey can beat press, same with Ndidi, this will be out issue going forward. Which midfielder can hold and beat a press? Which defender can can hold and beat a press, I miss Benjamin, once he is back the defense matter is issue sorted, but who go solve our midfield issues, we just a Mikel type of player for this team to tick in midfield….

ChrisKels:
Eric Chelle is not that coach.

TheSuperNerd:
Jury still out on how tactically sound Chelle is. Even against Tanzania we could see his midfield 2 still kinda leaves Ndidi overworked defensively with the Captain losing several duels despite his valiant effort to hold the forte.

Iwobi was brilliant offensively and creatively. Producing even 17 final third passes but defensively, he didnt help Ndidi. He made zero tackles and few recoveries. Even a free role playing Chukwueze made more recoveries than Iwobi. Lookman made more recoveries as well despite fitting in behind Osimhen and Akor on the LHS and centrally.

Riqueleme:
Firstly we're divine not far away from the divinity itself. I was joking with a friend of mine that, "O boy, see how you look frosh as if you're in ABROAD,not knowing that he will be traveling the following week " Also You're the word of God ( The All ) spoken within you and without you. The divine is in you that interpret the divine nature of God. So the words of God is you, that's why you speak like a God on Earth. My own way of explaining it.

TheSuperNerd:
Sexual assault case also ended Akinkunmi Amoo. Another talented youngster that has gone to waste in China's 2nd tier.

A real bummer for Daga. Had high hopes for the lad. But if one cant stay out of the sexual drama outside football, then no matter the talent, one aint going far. This is sad.

Now I see why he has not exactly been getting games or making the matchday squads in Norway.

Greenwood managed to come back from it but he is still not welcome to the English NT despite his Ligue 1 numbers.

Pukkalolo:
You're making sense...

But the bolded caught my attention...

The truth is...

Being a man is tough only if your main approach to dating or relationship is presenting yourself as a provider.

One of the worst things that can happen to you as a man is to be an intentional guy with “good intentions” toward a woman.

Why?

Because most women despise men who have good intentions for them.

Sounds bleeped up, but hear me out.

Having “good intentions” basically means you’re serious, you want commitment, you’re ready to invest and build something long-term. On paper, nothing wrong with that.

But here’s the brutal truth most men miss:

When women say they want a man with “good intentions,” they mean they want those good intentions from a man they already have raw, primal sexual desire for.

If you come in with good intentions toward a woman who does NOT already feel that raw desire for you, she immediately slots you into the “provider” category.

And providers tend to suffer at the hands of women.

She’ll expect you to pay bills, handle her financial needs, boost her social status, be her emotional tampon… all while in return: she cheats on you with a man she has raw sexual desires for.

Most women have sky-high standards, long lists of rules and requirements… but those rules are almost exclusively for the men they DON’T actually want to Bleep.

Those rules are for the “good intention” guys…the betas( and providers) orbiting them.

I once had a light argument with a girl I was already smash**g. She posted on her status: “For God’s sake, if you don’t have money, stop asking me out.”

In other posts she laid out her demands: her man has to pay her a weekly “girlfriend allowance,” among other shit.



I laughed… Well, I don't blame her. She's in her prime, so she has lots of male options and her beauty has really gotten into her head.

I asked her:

“You know all these guys sliding into your DMs actually have good intentions for you, right? They’re serious about you.”

She said, “Yeah, I know.”

So I asked, “Then why do you set all these insane standards for men who have good intentions for you… but you don’t demand any of that from me, the guy who’s already pounding you?”

Her response: “Ah, you’re different from those other men..”

Translation: “I actually want to Bleep you, so I don’t need you to pay for access. I just want your dick and the excitement that comes from being around you.”

What made me “different”?

Simple: I only trade sex for sex.

I don’t buy access to pussy with money or promises of commitment.

The provider guys trade resources: money…in exchange for (usually mediocre) sex.

I trade good sex for good sex. Nothing more, nothing less.

As a man, never build your game around money or “providing.”

Build it around raw sexual desire.

Make her want to Bleep you first.

Everything else: commitment, marriage, “showing good intentions” — only works successfully when the woman has raw sexual primal desire for you.

If that raw desire for you doesn't exist in a woman, you'll suffer at the hands of her later.

Men, You've been warned.

JESHAL007:
Most men please women because by default they are poor and invincible @emmaodet has touched on these subject sometimes ago, women would always win the dating market game even if they have a terrible past worse than prostitution because redpill awareness is for only a few men like 10% and it varies in understanding, most men would end up with hoes, society is designed for the benefit of women and children at the expense of men

joelsteron:


Owngoal captain...See Ndidi, Iwobi and Moses are just there for the show.

Sonyboom765:
So what is required to be interested ? Does a date not present the possibility of interest because of it does not why venture on a date at all ?