₦airaland Forum

IGBOSON2:
^^^Choose you words carefully fool!

Nigeria CANNOT survive any upheavals, bloodletting or war crimes in the Niger Delta committed by the Nigerian army (who obviously would be led by a Fulani, and seen to be carrying out the instructions of the Fulani oligarchs and oil block owners up north)! Trust me, some are just itching and looking for even the tiniest window of opportunity to separate from you hateful religious bigots!.....And it will be done the legal way this time as the UN articles of human rights and freedom of association are invoked!

Any trouble brewing in the Niger Delta can only be settled through appeasement; though that 'trick' you guys always resort to (to keep the oyel flowing) is wearing a bit thin and may not work this time around!

Sunshinelady:
. And where in my post did I say it was 'OKAY' for a woman to cheat because her husband cheated? Secondly, u r right u know next to nothing in medicine, d issue of d relationship b/w prostate cancer & sex is still under research. Whilst som studies hav deciphered no relationship b/w d two, som hav . Its still under research like cancer is. But will u say because u cant get prostate cancer from sex u go ahead in promiscuity? Hv u forgotten d likes of HIV, and other STDs? I don't know y u are finding it difficult to get my point, I don't know ur level of reasoning & IQ, but am going to explain one more time to giv d benefit of d doubts, som1 said men are naturally wired to desire multi sexual partners , so I was tryin to explain dat both men & women hav dat innate desire for other sexual partners but women having d ability to supress theirs doesn't mean dey don't hav it. So men shuld stay faithful to their partners & not giv d excuse of havin 'multisexual wiring' to cheat, unless of course dey don't mind their wives doing d same to dem. Am not going to talk on dis issue again, read my previous comments on dis issue to understand me clearly & don't misquote me.

Sunshinelady:
. See d way he is making it sound soo DISGUSTING wen a woman does it but somwhat palatable & forgivable wen a man does. Sweetheart, d same way it sounds disgusting to males wen a woman cheats, its same way it sounds nauseating to women wen men cheat. If a woman stands a risk of cervical cancer wen she is promiscuous, a man stands d risk of prostate cancer wen he does, if a woman stands d risk of syphilis wen she is promiscuous, a man stands d risk of gonorrheoa. 'All is fair in d game of love & basketball'. Promiscuity is shameful for both sexes be u man or woman. No gender does it & it seems more palatable! Stay Away away from cheating ! Stay away from promiscuity, be faithful to your spouse, whether u r a man or woman. Simple!

obowunmi:
postmann sounds like a bloody sexist. WTF

obowunmi:
postmann sounds like a bloody sexist. WTF

itops:
what are you saying. when you say honour your husband in all things, do you mean i should go on my knees and thank him for putting his dick were he should'nt? i dont get you MR POLITE.

Sunshinelady:
I don't tink ANYBODY is 'wired' to stick to one person. Even an honest married woman will admit dat once in while u see a hot dude, if u don't control urself u start to desire him (u r human). In d olden days only men where allowed such freedom to explore their sexuality because women were being supressed then. So don't tell me because our forefathers married plenty wives and our 'foremothers' married only one man, dat it means dat its only men dat are wired to desire multiple partners no! Human needs are insartible be u male or female. Its only d fear of God dat keeps us in check. So my dear, if u r redy to stick to ur wife, she sticks to u, if u want to stray pls allow her do d same cos wat is good 4d goose is good for d gander. We women too are wired to love 'fruit salad' (who no like better thing), but its just dat desire to be morally upright & not break d rule of God dat mkes us behave ourselves. So don't gimme dat crap about only men being d ones wired to desire 'oda good pleasures'

itops:
I NO FIGHT.O, it just got to me that most of you men jump at topics like this to give selfish reasons why you should remain eternal cheats.

now my point is, our forefathers as you stated out and have been congratulated with 2 bottles of orijin are definately not older than GOD our creator who from creation , created just EVE FOR ADAM..if God sactions our forefathers attitude of subjecting women to household appliances by marrying as many wives as they like, why did he not add MARY AND ELIZABETH TO ADAM at creation when he (GOD) gave EVE TO ADAM.

i hate it when men thinks they are wiser than GOD.

Joy1706:
I told him even as my husband, he can only ask me to change my church after marriage but that the decision is mine to take. And that religion is a very personal issue, it's not something that can just be decided for a person esp an adult.

Then he says it seems like I won't be a submissive wife bla bla bla. Did I say something wrong?

raayah:
What is Christainity to you. ? Christains are followers of Christ!

The only thing Christ asked of you is to Spread the gospel. Talk about the love of Christ.

What you are discussing now has absolutely nothing to do with Christainity. You are talking about your FEELINGS!.

Talking about women's body and breasts and body-shape? Making assumptions! Judging. Sinning.

raayah:
I believe as Christains we should dress moderately!

I also believe we should not JUDGE!

But, the house of God should not have dress Codes. Anybody is welcome to the house of the lord. Jesus accepted sinners ( theives and prostitutes). We should not shun people or drive away people based on what they wear. Eventually these people will learn to dress moderately as they become stronger in the faith.

Showing cleavage does not make someone a harlot and tying scarf does not make someone a virgin.

For you people to openly call women sluts and prostitutes is not Christain-like. I'm not saying we should dress anyhow , i am only questioning why Christains (especially in Nigeria) tend to focus on the wrong things.

What would Jesus do?

raayah:
I believe as Christains we should dress moderately!

I also believe we should not JUDGE!

But, the house of God should not have dress Codes. Anybody is welcome to the house of the lord. Jesus accepted sinners ( theives and prostitutes). We should not shun people or drive away people based on what they wear. Eventually these people will learn to dress moderately as they become stronger in the faith.

Showing cleavage does not make someone a harlot and tying scarf does not make someone a virgin.

For you people to openly call women sluts and prostitutes is not Christain-like. I'm not saying we should dress anyhow , i am only questioning why Christains (especially in Nigeria) tend to focus on the wrong things.

What would Jesus do?

JESUS would have told them to go and dress no more

Misogynist2014:
Some brainless threads, flying around Nl, it gets more distasteful when you actually see the junk was written by a man, someone you expect to have common sense. If I'm threatened, what's the business of your mother about it?

menix:
Wonderful!!!!
Is he sex starved to ve had a hard on..
Pls post wat u were puttin on cous am sure u were addressed d way u were dressed.

Y tell ur husband? Its now left to u to avoid him lik plague.
'Tomorrow is pregnant', don't spoil dat relationship btw them cous of somthing u can deal wiv...

lezz:
hey.

kaeycea:
Are u for real ?
What's exciting abt diseased female body on a clinical bed and a pregnant abdomen on a labour room ?

iduzebaba:
it's called vaginal examination, and it is part of the clinical examinations for pregnant women, it is not routine, and not always done during every antenatal visit but only when it's indicated. we doctors are professionals and should not be associated with lewdness.

iduzebaba:
it's called vaginal examination, and it is part of the clinical examinations for pregnant women, it is not routine, and not always done during every antenatal visit but only when it's indicated. we doctors are professionals and should not be associated with lewdness.

MizMyColi:
OP sounds a tad insecure.
Doctors don't look at your wife like a sex object, I'm pretty sure they don't do it sensually too.

To them, she's just a human with an anatomy to be observed/studied for her greater good.
Biko get over it.

Better still, get her a female doctor, OB/GYN and nurse.
Or is that a cause for concern too?

I think you have an issue with moraliy for you to call a geniune concern insecurity. Maybe a female doc can handle your man's penis and its ok.

ifyalways:
Lolx. You and your colleagues eee. No boring moment.

It is more important to be happy than to be right. . .
Marriage taught me that.Fvck being morally,religiously correct/right, whatever makes me happy,I hold tight.

buzzmania:
When did you become the originator of 'bottomless'.A daft bokogerian like you can never have any influence on my persona,much less my written english.

buzzmania:
Haha! I take this as a compliment,as compared to the numerous defects associated with being born in that bottomless cesspit of a zoo.

lezz:
If you're born in ghana then the chances that you are docile, lazy, uneventful and a slave magnet are more than a 100%. Now if Africa's biggest economy and home to the world's richest black man is a zoo, then what do we make of ghana whose 84 million live on less than 2 dollars.


Ghana is the world's burden, the cry baby of the world, the harbinger of the broken in spirit , the land of the walking dead. A land with no goal other than to compete for who becomes the most compliant and most obedient slave.


The blueprint of a puppet-state. Let me hit you on postmann, I am He, hehejejeje bwuahahah

PetroDolla3:
Nigerian Bishop: Life Here Has Become ‘Cheaper Than Salt’

The bishop of the diocese that has suffered greatly because of Boko Haram criticized the government’s inability to protect its populace.

MAIDUGURI, Nigeria — Bishop Oliver Doeme, who heads the Nigerian diocese that has suffered the most from Boko Haram, criticized his government’s failure to effectively counter the militants, saying human life is being devalued.

“We used to think that salt is the cheapest commodity in the market; well, life is cheaper now , especially in the northeastern part of Nigeria,” Bishop Doeme of Maiduguri wrote in a report delivered recently to his fellow bishops and to Aid to the Church in Need, which is helping him to rebuild Church infrastructure and to care for the thousands of displaced persons in his diocese.

Maiduguri is the capital of Borno State, which is the center of activity for the radical Islamist group, whose name means “Western education is sinful.” It launched an uprising in 2009, the same year Bishop Doeme was transferred to Maiduguri.

Bishop Doeme’s diocese covers much of the territory of Borno State, as well as the states of Adamawa and Yobe. In May 2013, Nigeria’s president declared a state of emergency in those three states because of Boko Haram’s violence.

“The last one month has seen the intensification and aggressive devastation of the Boko Haram activities in the northern, central and southern part of the Catholic Diocese of Maiduguri,” Bishop Doeme wrote, noting their “brutality and callousness.”

“Many of our people are being forced out of their ancestral homes, villages and towns. Right now, thousands are living in caves on the mountains, some in the forest; the few who were able to escape are being absorbed by friends and relatives in Maiduguri, Mubi and Yola. Thousands have managed to escape into the Cameroons and are living under very difficult conditions of lack of food, shelter and medication.”

Boko Haram has declared its animosity for Christianity and the Church; educational institutions; the Nigerian government; and moderate Muslims, attacking all of these alike.

Bishop Doeme commented that “while I refused to believe a single narration of this reality … there is still a religious undertone to this whole mess. We might shy away from it; we may be silent and unable to speak up or speak out now against the plan to Islamize the northeast and eventually Nigeria.”

He did acknowledge Boko Haram’s targeting of all who oppose their radical Islamist agenda, noting that “both Christians and Muslims are being affected; both Christians and Muslims have been killed; both Christians and Muslims have been driven out of their ancestral homes, villages and towns. Christians and Muslims have been internally displaced and are refugees in their own home state.”

“But what we are witnessing in northern Adamawa is a clear confirmation and the unfolding of this agenda,” he added. “I am speaking as a leader and shepherd of the Catholic Diocese of Maiduguri and how much destruction and devastation we have seen and are still going through.”

He deplored that his people are dying daily, their homes looted, and “they have become slaves and prisoners in their fatherland. … Life has become so cheap that it can be wasted any moment.”

Violence continues unabated, Bishop Doeme commented. “In the last one month, more parishes have been closed down, and the people and the priests are on the run.”

He narrated eight attacks on ecclesial institutions in the past month.

First, in Pulka, St. Peter parish was burned down, the rectory looted, and more than 20 “outstation churches closed and burnt down.” A diocesan hospital was subject to arson. Many people fled to nearby Cameroon, and many youths were captured. “Women who could not escape were forced to convert to Islam and married out to the terrorists; some of the elderly who cannot escape are being killed; some are left to die from hunger and starvation.”

The bishop continued, showing the path of destruction levied by Boko Haram as it advanced along a national highway, the A13. Parishes and rectories have been burnt or requisitioned as operational bases, women enslaved, men conscripted, and some killed. He presented a list of towns and villages under Boko Haram’s control: 10 in Borno, 10 in Yobe and five in Adamawa.

Bishop Doeme noted that nearly 20 priests of his diocese have taken refuge in Yola, the capital of Adamawa.

“Thank God for our brother, Bishop Stephen Dami Mamza, who has been kind to accept them and assigned them to parishes within Yola, where they can at least eat and sleep.”

He said that his own cathedral city is threatened by Boko Haram, saying it “is sitting on a keg of gunpowder. … The number of civilians who have migrated into Maiduguri on foot from Bama, Kawuri and Kunduga is suggestive that the terrorists have an upper hand in the fight.”

“We are faced with a huge humanitarian crisis; people are sleeping on the streets in Maiduguri, despite the seven or more camps within the city for the internally displaced persons (IDPs).”

The bishop told Aid to the Church in Need Oct. 25 that the Diocese of Maiduguri “has given some relief materials to over 1,500 IDPs, and it has joined hands with the Yola Diocese to assist those who have taken refuge there.”

He added that “we are in dire need of external assistance to help alleviate the difficult situation of the refugees, especially of the children who, out of school and vulnerable to diseases, face an uncertain future.”

In his situation report, Bishop Doeme also discussed the Nigerian government’s and military’s inability to cope with Boko Haram: “What is very worrying and discouraging in the whole scenario is the attitude of the military, whom we mortgage and depend on for security. In the face of these attacks, they flee and ask civilians to do the same.”

He said Boko Haram is able to overrun towns “almost unchallenged,” saying their “mastery and tact … is unequalled” by the Nigerian military. The government “cannot safeguard the lives of its citizens,” he charged, adding that “the bottom line is that the government and our political leaders have failed us, and we have lost total trust and confidence in our government and our leaders.”

His comments echoed those made previously by such leaders as Archbishop Ignatius Kaigama of Jos, who has said that “our government has not been able to smoke them out,” and “I don’t believe that our government is making this a top priority.”

Bishop Doeme continued: “The almost inaction of the government, the lukewarm attitude and the silence of the government is very disturbing. There is a total disconnection between what our so-called leaders in Abuja report in the media and the reality on ground.”

On Oct. 17, the Nigerian government announced a cease-fire with Boko Haram, saying that they had agreed to the release of more than 200 girls abducted in April. Boko Haram never confirmed the cease-fire, and by Oct. 23, there were reports that they had abducted dozens more women and girls from two villages in Adamawa.

A presidential spokesman said Oct. 28 that the government is holding talks with Boko Haram, adding he is optimistic there will be a “concrete and positive” outcome.

Since 2009, Boko Haram’s attacks have killed thousands; including at least 4,000 in 2014 alone, according to Human Rights Watch. The U.N. estimates that the attacks have led to more than 470,000 internally displaced persons and some 57,000 refugees.

Bishop Doeme urged that in light of Boko Haram, Nigerians “come together … forgetting our religious, ethnic, regional, cultural and ideological differences to face this menace” and urged international assistance: “We are sinking fast in the quicksand; let us swallow our empty pride as Nigerians and ask for International assistance in tackling this problem. After all, if we have been assisting other countries and nations restore peace and order, why do we feel that it is humiliating to ask for help now that our house is on fire?”

He concluded, saying that “we will ever remain grateful and thankful to all of you for your prayers, support and closeness in this moment of great trials and tribulations.”

“I as the chief shepherd of the Diocese of Maiduguri, the priests and the lay faithful feel the warmth of your prayers and solidarity. We are committed to witness to the Gospel and pay the price when the time comes.”

Read more: http://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/nigerian-bishop-life-here-has-become-cheaper-than-salt#ixzz3IX4yZLFE

PetroDolla3:
Fooooooooooooools from a zoo where people get kidnapped for a ransom of coke and gala a shithole where eating from the dustbin is a normal fare where life expectancy is a miserable 45 years Jeez, there are no woods to describe the zoo
how is it Ghana's fault that your zoo is a certified sh1thole?




Nigeria Is Wrecked Economically – Aregbesola

Aregbesola, said on Thursday that Nigeria is sinking economically with the dwindling revenue from the federation account.

He said all the citizens of the country must rise in support of the government by paying taxes to assist government in fulfilling its obligations.

The governor stated this on Thursday during the launch of Electronic Tax Clearance Certificate (E-TCC) facilitated by the State Internal Revenue Services, held at the Leisure Spring Hotel in Osogbo, the state capital.
Aregebesola, who appeared in a sober reflection, said: “You will observe that we do not observe our usual rites since the beginning of this programme. The terrible situation of our country calls for sober reflection. The crude, as at today in the international market, is $76, contrary to the $117 early this year.

“Since last year June, our allocation has reduced with 40 % and I was making noise. Since then, we have been battling with this critical situation and we don’t know where we are heading to, because the situation is becoming more and more terrible.

“ A friend from United States of America recently wrote me on the impending falling of crude oil price, and alerted me that by next year, crude oil price may not be beyond $50 per barrel. That is why we must find alternative means to run government. For those who understand, the nation is in serious trouble,” Aregbesola said.
The governor urged the people of the state to pay taxes, saying refusal of any citizen to pay tax is a disservice to any society.

According to the governor, the low income earners would be paying N4.17 per day making N1500 per month, adding that those in that category will pay N4,500 for three months to get the new electronic tax clearance card.
The Guest Lecturer, Mr Peter Olayemi, Director, Medium Tax Department, Federal Inland Revenue Service, while delivering his lecture on “Tax Regime as a Tool of Standardisation of Revenue From Informal Sector” said the best resources alternative to development is taxation.

Temitope explained that taxation is about the profit on businesses and according to the law, citizens must pay taxes from their businesses.

He therefore, urged the investors, especially the informal workers, to be keeping transaction records, with a view to assisting the tax managers, saying absence of record may lead to imposition of Best of Judgment (BOJ), which may not be in the interest of an investor.

He said: “In law, it is presumed that absence of transaction records is an attempt to evade tax, which will compel the tax managers to estimate the value of businesses and impose assumed due tax. This may not be in the interest of any businessman, but it is the position of law.”

Olayemi advised the people of the state to take the advantage of the electronic tax clearance certificate to improve their businesses and make life abundant in the society.

The State Commissioner for Finance, Dr Wale Bolorunduro, said tax clearance has become a very important document in Nigeria, as every transaction and business revolves around tax clearance and urged the people to take advantage of the new electronic card.


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buzzmania:
Ugly product of a failed attempt at abortion which
was given birth to on a generator set leading to the depletion of its brain cells.Whackass son of a loose cvnt born out of a baby factory and reared in a pig sty of a brothel to an unknown he-goat.

buzzmania:
Ugly product of a failed attempt at abortion which
was given birth to on a generator set leading to the depletion of its brain cells.Whackass son of a loose cvnt born out of a baby factory and reared in a pig sty of a brothel to an unknown he-goat.

diablos:
Trust me...d monkey from cedi republic won't b back in a long time

buzzmania:
Haha! I got this boko dog barking like mad.Anyway, to be merely born a bokogerian in itself is an irreversible curse bestowed on your kind till your miserable life comes to an abrupt end.

buzzmania:
Listen you demented son of a f@g,1 cedi equals 52 shitty naira.You should rather be thinking of how to escape that Godforsaken sh!tyard after boko haram finally annex it from weakazz zoo keeper badluck ebola jonothing.