₦airaland Forum

seankafor:
Una for no get sense

https://punchng.com/breaking-fg-suspends-fuel-subsidy-removal/

iamoyindamola:
Blueraydick
Rabbit hole, but wait till they finish

Theflint1:
Feminists are in the minority, patriarchy princesses are in the majority, the majority can't suffer so the ego of the minority gets assuaged

if there's ever a situation like this, I'm sure feminists can insist they be left behind or that whoever they deem truly weak and vulnerable take whatever slot was apportioned to them.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Na person wey dey go Allen avenue go lose pass

200 naira max[/color]

BlueRayDick:
Na airport shuttle go carry u reach there . N200 for year 2000/2001 na big money sef from Airport to Allen

When Nigerian politician wan cheat u, dem go think like common man wey dey go Oyingbo market go buy crayfish . When they cheat u finish, they start living the expensive life

Theflint1:
I don't disagree with the research, I even agree with it, but facts or not, it won't stop men from making the sort of sacrifices we've been conditioned to make since the beginning of time.

liveLongNprospa:
I know we like to focus on Obi but atiku's case is very water tight

Kholiwe:
You are basically calling out the patriarchy system.

Eunoiaa:
Good.

Then stop dragging feminists for seemingly favourable decisions that they have no power to institutionalise.



Be left behind that what?

Because I don't value my life or what?

This is why good governance, civilization and education is good.

Yes, I know it is almost unrealistic for EVERYBODY to be saved in a dangerous situation, but the rule of thumb in emergency situations is to save as many lives as possible, is it not?

More ambulances, more lifeboats, more emergency attendants, more evacuation techniques, more food, more spaces, etc., so that everyone, MAN or WOMAN doesn't have to be lost. That's the goal of a working society.

There should be no need for segregation if we had more buses and money and like the logistics to carry every single Nigerian in that country.

Now in the case where that isn't possible, omo, let nature take its course in Jesus' mighty name 🙏.

Eunoiaa:
Also, have you ever seen a feminist in an emergency situation who did not offer up her slot for a child, a disabled person or a pregnant woman?

Why imagination wan wound you?

Eunoiaa:
If every options above has been exhausted, and I unfortunately happen to not be saved or a man somehow got the last available rescue, because all man for himself and I'm left behind, all die na die niyen.

If it was within his power to give up his slot and he wasn't altruistic enough, it's okay. He's human. And this is not me trying to downplay the impact of such a situation. And I have never been in one, so both you and I do not know what we will do for real. I'm just saying gender preferences and all these things we're saying will be the last thing on my mind.

Eunoiaa:
Fate/Faith (and survival) will be the only thing at play.

BlueRayDick:
I don’t even know .

But what usually amuses me is Africans born and raised in African societies attempting to copy the woke culture of the west. I just read, smile and move on.

seankafor:
Shout out to Owerri Boyz doubling it up

seankafor:
Shout out to Owerri Boyz doubling it up

izzou:
[color=royalblue]How many miles dem use measure this one?[/color]

Theflint1:
I'm sure by let nature take its course you mean let anarchy reign supreme

I didn't ask you if you've seen men make sacrifices for women o, but e reach your turn you're now asking if I've seen feminists not make sacrifices for the old and vulnerable, why not provide me with instances of these sacrificial feminists, so we're sure it's truly in their nature and it isn't just convenient peace-time rhetoric?

I know this particular scope in bold sha

So in essence all man for himself, and you won't remember your dearly beloved old vunerable people and children.

BlueRayDick:
E come be like say Nigerian states dey do poverty competition . I just tire for all this kind stats we just dey fly upandan

OasisX:


......feminism discourse never interests me one bit, cos to me there is nothing to talk about it.

If your babe wants equality, allow her to get it. At least sharing responsibilities 50/50 gonna make things easier for both parties, especially financial responsibility.

Theflint1:
I'm not surprised seeing C/Rivers where they are, that state is one of the most chill states in the South...it's a surprise seeing Akwa-Ibom there though, but then again, I hear Akwa-Ibom is the PA (personal assistant) capital of the world, where we have PA to the PA of the PA.

Amigoss:
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Vawulence ,


That state and most especially Bayelsa dey fall hand. All Bayelsa politicians ought to be lined up for public flogging

Eunoiaa:
"Allow."

A ma ni problem, my dear. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Multidimensional poverty

Poverty per mile

Poverty per region

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OasisX:


......as far as we are sharing all responsibilities, no Qualms. Even in the oza room, if I dey ontop first round, you ride me second round - 50/50.

Eunoiaa:
No wahala.

And if you can "back" the baby, change its diaper or carry it on a stroll outside (in the absence of an employed maid), I will go hundred rounds with you. 😹😹😹

OasisX:


Easy stuffs..... many of us did it for our younger siblings.