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Kingsley1169:Bro, There's no pain or tear anywhere. I just let you have a spoon out of the meal you served and you're already vomiting. Eeya! ![]() You must think yourself important to think your words will actually get to me. This one is a boy, aswearugod. |
illicit:Exactly! He should be dead already. |
Kingsley1169:It should be the one that singled my mention and commented on it, You're stark raving bonkers. Your schizophrenia is incurable! |
toyosiolamide:Thank you. That's the first reason none of them should be taken seriously. It wasn't so long ago, we don't need to refer to history books to check what they did while in power, all of them. Is it Atiku whose first name is thief, imagine a lunatic like Amaechi or a clown like Dino or a sore loser like Obi who is dilly-dallying everywhere like a feather? They're all unimaginable Weyreys if they think people have forgotten their antecedents. Their cumulative efforts got us where we are. They can't wash their hands off of Nigeria like Pilate did. They're all evil , hideous, immoral. It'd be idiotic of them to assume any sane person, who isn't after stomach infrastructure, would align with them. They're not better than Tinubu In my opinion, some of them would do worse. That party, ADC, wouldn't fly. They're a coalition now because they have a common enemy, Tinubu. They'd soon turn against themselves because each of the players has ulterior motives. They're not moral men and their intentions are not pure. You'll see. |
lordm:Add Stupid, Manipulator, Thief, Joker, Coward, then finally, Add Weyrey! |
Kingsley1169: This made me laugh like who is actually the weyrey gangan? The one wey no complete story or the one who wan kpai on top another's sexcapades? |
tosyne2much:My gosh! You're still here? I thought you disappeared! Really! |
Gbadugbakun:A helper does not necessarily have to be bedding her. Keep your thoughts sacrosanct, Urrgh! |
Gbadugbakun:A helper doesn't necessarily have to be bedding her. Keep your thoughts sacrosanct! |
givedemwotowoto:What are you? Where do you belong? No kingdom of this world can truly satisfy, it's not possible. Jesus is the cup that never runs dry. I align with him and he settles me. That's all! I've never voted, I don't vote cause I don't believe in them, but Jesus never disappoints. He makes everything perfect. |
Nationsdaddy:Did you say only renovate? That in itself is something. If the school is not renovated, can you arrest the government? |
LordBiden:Why does your captivus nonsense never happen between singles? Why always between adulterous married people? Please answer. |
RollinTNDA:Ah! Your opinion is not popular. Beware of HIV and Hepatitis Ẹ rọra O, Buọda Ẹlẹpọn Bulu! |
SisterAnn:Don't mind them. It's in Nigeria here or let's say it's an African thing that we don't pay attention to showing up for our kids in their school events, we think it's okay to hide under the guise of hustling and bustling to provide. Oyinbos take school events seriously, soldiers will travel down to be in Karate Lessons, School Dramas, Fund Raiser events, Prom Nights etc. I work with children. Children love it when they see them show up. It motivates them to do more. In my school, we have Fruit Day, Colour Day, Career Day, Cultural Day, Carol Day, Fun Day many days, days that parents come to teach in the classrooms, we have events for the grandparents too and parents show up and show out. I won't criticise these people o! Tori ọmọ la ṣe nṣiṣẹ. I can go all out for my kid, all out. |
dollytino4real:Are you crying about this? Let the dead bury their dead, afterall dem no collect any Kobo from your hand. Wailing Society of Nigeria! |
youngrichnigga:Yes, but Tinubu Is not that kinda Muslim that's overly religious. Before he became the president, you don see any news carry am where he dey pray for any mosque. Are you sure say E even dey pray? All him head, na strategy full am. Wetin concern Tinubu with clerics? I won't be surprised if this Easter holiday he's spending in Lagos is to hold one secret important meeting. He's not Jagaban for nothing. |
Lamasta:You're a joke. I know you know that already. We're not Didinrin Loserpool o, don't compare us with those pretenders. |
My little tit bits: Marry your friend, your gist partner, the type that keeps hot gists waiting for you. Don't ever be in a marriage for ulterior motives. We're human beings and have shortfalls now and again, what happens when promises or expectations are not met? Marry a partner who naturally, without pretence, is kind to everyone. The tendency to do you in will be minimal because he or she is incapable of evil. This is similar to your partner having the Fear of God. Every now and then, do an appraisal of yourselves. Check whether you are both still focused on your targets or whether your goals still align. You can always adjust. Marry a partner whose vibes and yours are same or close. You'll soon get tired of having to always drag the other partner along, marriage is not a university. When you have issues, address the issue not your partner. You'll end up saying abominable things that can't be taken back. Here, you need pleeeeeeeeeeenttttty patience. Patience o, please. Don't try to win the argument. Instead try to make your partner see reasons with you. You can drop the convo and pick it up later when you're both not peeved. As a rule of thumb for me, I never discuss our issues with ANYBODY, not my mum, not my sisters, not my friends, not in-laws. We sort out ourselves by ourselves. It always works. For women, never be a liability. Be a wife that contributes financially. The bitter part, love alone is never enough. You'll need wisdom, patience, understanding, tolerance, compromise at times and Put God At The Centre. May God heal every ailing home and help the young ones to build happy, peaceful homes. |
I go for what I want regardless of what people think or say. Everybody has got it in him or her a sense of what is good or bad. I met my husband when I was 16, he is 12 years older. He waited for me to finish school, then that was it! He's kept me happy in the marriage since. The only people who don't know how beautiful our home is are the people who don't know us. Family, friends, colleagues, neighbours, they all know. My dad calls us Taiwo and Kehinde even. In my dictionary, age has nothing to do with marriage. If you are convinced about her, go ahead and put a ring on it! |
Dem take am do men not to keep their blokos where e suppose dey? Ṣe wọn fi ṣe yin ni? Aarrgh! Now family don scatter. I'm so sorry for the girl. I don't have any advice for you madam, na you go marry monster. As for the girl, she's a complicit in what eventually happened to her. There are 2 things she could have done. Immediately the man started harassing her, she should have told the madam, (she can record their convo, or make a video) cause the madam may be delusional. Secondly, if she wants to protect their marriage, she can just walk away quietly. Yes! Cause he won't stop. People with those kind of perversion are obstinate. I knew when my friend's BIL wouldn't leave her alone. I eventually housed her before she had peace. Awọn Weyrey Olojukokoro! |
There is nothing fetish or wayward about wearing waist beads or anklets or any of the other ones. For me, it's purely fashion as it applies to my aesthetic sense. I wear waist beads, I wear anklets, most times, you'll see my fingers adorned with about 4 or 5 rings, I have two holes on each of my ears, I have more than 50 pairs of earrings. It's all fashion. I pick my beads at Balogun or Tejuosho Market, nothing special or ulterior about them. I do a 9-5 job, I have side hustles that I do round the clock, so there's no time to sleep around, I've never gone to see a prophet, let alone babalawo. I don't ever miss church. I dress decently, my 'assets' are for my husband alone. He never complains about my fashion preferences. The decision to stay with your girlfriend or leave is entirely yours to make. For real, Nobody here can help you decide. |
AdolfHitlerxXx:I agree with you. I was on an NGO volunteer mission to the East, I saw all sorts of unimaginable things in their "so called" health facilities. They were so debilitated I went for the people. I said people here would have been dying needless deaths if those shams I saw were the hospitals. I'm sure it would be like that in all the regions of the country. What exactly is wrong with us? We can't seem to manage any little thing successfully. People are too self-centered to care for others. Leadership is all about service. These ones would rather serve themselves, their friends and families. Imagine a whole hospital no water, no light! Everybody should strive to make heaven. It would be a double tragedy to miss heaven, especially as a Nigerian, cause our lives are already hell on Earth. |
femi4:That's it o! Na hunger dey bring us home. My immediate kid brother can forgo food for play. That's how hard we played. ![]() |
whippersnapper:I think if you are into anyone, to move on wouldn't be as easy. You'd hope he or she would change. I don't condone nonsense too, but to easily move on is not realistic, especially if it's a first time offender. |
femi4:Oh my! I did all. Suwe and Ten Ten were my best. Some kids even come and rent me to play in their teams. I played hard while I was small. I don't like to read. I can't read for 10 minutes before sleeping off, but I can play from morning till night. How I managed to be brilliant at school still beats me. Our parents leave us alone and allow us do our thing. I remember we do leave the house and go play in some neighborhood park; we'd be there the whole day, not eating. The environment was much safer for kids then, no kidnappings or child molestation. Good ol' days! |
JackDaAlienz:Bro, I said it earlier, your mentality is flawed. You'd do well to follow good reasoning and leave those sham thoughts of yours behind. No—fear is not the same as respect. They can look similar on the surface, but they come from very different places and produce very different kinds of relationships. 🔹 Fear Fear is based on threat, punishment, or insecurity. When someone fears you, they may: Obey you to avoid consequences Hide their true thoughts and feelings Feel anxious, tense, or resentful Fear can produce compliance, but not genuine connection. 🔹 Respect Respect is based on value, trust, and recognition of worth. When someone respects you, they: Listen to you willingly Honor your boundaries and opinions Feel safe, not threatened Respect builds trust, openness, and healthy relationships. 🔑 Key Difference Fear says: “I must do this, or something bad will happen.” Respect says: “I choose to do this because I value you.” |
JackDaAlienz:Accept it, you don't know Jack about human relationships. Human beings are soooooo diverse you can't draw inference with a few. |
frankson1:Nobody wins it all. Just last week, City was beaten blue black and lost a chance to win another cup. You didn't press your wailing button then. A whole Guardiola, your beloved City losing by a mauling of 5 -1. Don't wail just because you can, make it valid. |
fergie001:He who laughs last, laughs the best. I'll refer you to this quote. As una know football reach, you suppose know say it's the league that's of utmost importance this season for us. Not Karambani Cup, not even Champions League. Enjoy your sleep. |
myforty68:I know they will mention my hood Yaba among the most expensive. That place is unbelievable. |
Konquest:Don't mind them. There's no shame in it like you said. For some people, bringing kids to the world is seamless while for some, it's a horrendous task. When I just got married, I had ectopic pregnancy and I touched heaven's gate like this, God just didn't open the door ni. I don't know why people talk down on anyone with issues. They're not God! Nobody knows tomorrow. |
