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Politics › Re: Thread On The Snipers Of The Nigerian Army (Pictures) by Psoul(m): 7:54am On May 25, 2020

NaijaOlosho:
Why is Nigerian Things always different

Snippers that I know don't stay in open place to shoot their targets.

They hide and are not easily seen

Must we condemn our things all the time. The thread was just analyzing types of snipers we have in the military.

The pics are just too enhance understanding. Did they tell you that those pics were taken in the real situation where the snipers are taking down there targets.

Meanwhile, how many snipers have you seen in your life apart from what Hollywood want you to believe about snipers in their movies?

Romance › Re: I Never Wanted To Have Sex With Her On The First Visit by Psoul(m): 4:16pm On May 24, 2020

Nwodosis:
In any relationship no one knows who is actually using who untill the relationship ends! It is like a game, but this one is a mind game, you will only know the winner (user) when the game ends.

The question should be; Are you really serious in this relationship. Are you ready to marry this girl or do you want to hit and move on?

Family › Re: Guidelines For Unemployed Husbands With Working Wives by Psoul(m): 6:12pm On May 22, 2020

No matter how wonderfully good your wife is, once she starts feeding and it got to about 6months and counting, my brother, you're in for some insults irrespective of how you've bn carrying her all the year long.

Well, it's not their fault. They are not wired to feed men, just like men are not wired to sit at home taking care of babies.

The first time a woman fed a man was what brought this suffering to humanity. Adam was feeding Eve all along. The first day Eve fed Adam was the same day God sent them out from the garden of Eden.

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Politics › Balance Nigeria History. by Psoul(op): 9:55am On May 21, 2020

I always insist that the greatest merit for Igbos in recent times is *not simply the advent of the internet on the surface!* _It is the social media aspect of the internet_ which now allows independent thinkers to *challenge the lies of history.* In Nigeria, our little corner of the world, *through social media presentations,* scholars are now debunking the false stories perpetuated by the Yoruba press *(with the help of the north who has always been paranoid about Igbos).* The Yorubas took advantage of their civil war take-over of the press *to rewrite the history of Nigeria as it favors them...,* and if you believe them, *"every post independence success in Nigeria was Awolowo influenced"* and every problem in Nigeria was *"instigated by Azikiwe, Ojukwu and the Igbos!"* With Buhari's ineptitude and the atrocities of Fulani herdsmen across the land, *"the truth is reluctantly coming out"* and _Igbos are gradually being vindicated!!!_ Read this masterpiece below by *Professor Tekena Tamuno.* By the way, he's not an Igbo man!��
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"IGBO ARE THE MAKERS OF MODERN NIGERIA" -- PROF TEKENA TAMUNO

The problem with writing skewered history is that it equally misinforms its target: Kayode Esho was a great jurist, but Akunne Oputa was the "Socrates" of the Supreme court. Enahoro was a young editor, but Azikiwe made him that young editor with Osita Agwuna as his assistant, at his paper, the Southern Nigerian Defender in Ibadan, where my own father incidentally started as a rookie before shortly abandoning journalism for the stable berth of the civil service. The myth of Awolowo as building the first this and that does not match the documented economic history of the period.

Between 1954 and 1964, Eastern Nigeria was described as "the fastest growing economy in the world," by the Harvard Review; faster than China, faster than Singapore, and all the so-called "Asian Tigers." Awolowo is often credited with "free education".

But no one yet has pointed out any surviving school buildings of the period built by Awo. But all over the East there were quality schools built by the various communities using the Town Development Unions from 1954, and acessing the matching grants of the Eastern Nigeria Development Corporation. And this was the East with the poorest revenue resources of any of the regions. The Mbaise secondary school exists, the National High School Okigwe exists, the Ngwa High school exists, the Enyiogugu Grammar School exists, etc. These were solid schools built all over the East with matching goverment grants. But where are the buildings of the Modern schools in Western Nigeria? They do not exist. They were makeshift.

The Catholic church forced the Azikiwe government from its scholarship program, but it is also on record, that the Eastern government was the only government in the world that invested 45% of its revenues in education. The East had the highest number of schools; the highest school enrollment; the broadest penetration of medical services; and the best modern road network in west Africa.

Indeed if we look carefully, the only public hospitals and most of the schools still standing in the East today, at various stages of run down are the schools and hospitals built by Azikiwe/Okpara. Every division of the East had a Joint Hospital as part of the Eastern Medical services. So it is often claimed Awo built the first television station; the first sky scraper, and the first Sports stadium, the liberty stadium in Ibadan. Well, these are prestige or white elephant investments.

First, the Eastern Outlook, the government paper of Eastern Nigeria was the first newspaper established by any government in Nigeria, and it was of such quality and impact that the literacy level of Easterners, and the depth of public information retailed by Outlook was without compare. This is besides the fact that Western Nigerian Broadcast Services, WNBS-TV founded in 1958 only preceded the ENBC-TV founded in 1959, by only seven months. But Outlook preceded Sketch by about 15 years.

Now Azikiwe built the Onitsha Modern market, the first modern mall or trade emporium in West Africa. Onitsha was effectively Dubai before Dubai. People traveled all over Africa, from as far as the Congo and Sudan and Egypt, to come and buy and trade in Onitsha. The economic impact of this was humonguos. So, give me the vast Onitsha modern market over Cocoa House in Ibadan. Azikiwe built the first Nigerian University at Nsukka with the first School of Law, the first School of Engineering, the first Business School; the first school of journalism, and the first school of music and performance, etc. By the time its first graduates took the Nigerian civil service exams in 1963, everybody began to raise the cry of "Igbo domination" starting with Akintola and Ayo Rosiji. Give me UNN over Liberty stadium.

Azikiwe began the first modern library system in West Africa. The East had a system of city libraries starting with the very modern Ziks Library in Enugu. I Literally grew up in the Umuahia Divisional Library. These libraries were built all over the East. Schools in the East were built with libraries. Moreover the Eastern Nigerian Library Board had a sysem of rural amd mobile libraries. There was nothing like it anywhere else in Nigeria: kids having library cards and able to borrow or order books from the public library. Give me the the first library over the first TV. I do not by this mean that Awolowo did not make his contributions, but the regular skewering of the facts, and angling of contemporary national narratives often makes it seem these days like the greatest contributor to the founding of Nigeria and its development is Awolowo and the Yoruba, when the actual facts speak differently.

The great Ibadan historian, Tekena Tamuno, was unambiguous in stating once at NIPPS, Jos, that "the Igbos are the makers of moderm Nigeria. When they abandoned their project, Nigeria collapsed." We must remind Nigerians, particularly Igbo children, daily of these fact, to achieve what Achebe called " a balance of stories." And that also means we must read beyond the surface of things. Babarinsa's Guardian essay is angled carefully to maintain a revisionist narrative. And that is to be always challenged, however innocent it might seem.

Even today, most Yoruba think that Awolowo founded the Universities of Ibadan and Lagos. No one has reminded them that it took Azikiwe's pressures for a university for Nigeria, in his meeting with Arthur Richards in 1946, that led to the cobstitution of the Eliot commision and subsequently the founding of the University College, Ibadan. This fact is even clearly conveyed in Michael Crowder's eponymous book, The Story of Nigeria. Nsukka was Azikiwe's critique of what he felt to be the conceptual limitations of Ibadan. The University of Lagos was the result of NCNC's ideological contributions to the federal policy during the ill fated coalition government with the NPC. UNILAG was an NCNC project, shepherded by Aja Wachukwu as minister for education. Even the great UNILAG in her 50th anniversary failed to mention Prof Eni Njoku as the pioneer Vice Chancellor of the university, a man that layed the solid foundation of what made Unilag is today.

These facts must be made known and put as forcefully accross as possible. Again, until the lion tells his own story, the story of the hunt will belong to the hunter.

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Romance › Re: My Encounter With A Highly Intelligent Girl. by Psoul(m): 5:05pm On May 20, 2020

The girl is reading your post right now.

Health › Re: I Have Turned Into An Introvert Because Of My Scar. Please Help by Psoul(m): 4:53pm On May 20, 2020

Guy, you're not serious at all. I was expecting to see a bloated scare as mount Everest.

What about those that had serious fire burn that got their faces and other parts of their bodies disfigured? So they should go and kill themselves.

If you like keep hiding yourself in ur room cos u don't want babe to see that little scar that babes enjoy romancing when someone that has it is with them in the room. They will tell u they like touching that scar.

Keep hiding until poverty chase u out of the house.

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Celebrities › Re: Meagan Good Called 'Ungodly' For Posing In Bikini. She Replies by Psoul(m): 2:57pm On May 19, 2020*

What you wear in this pic is not bad at all. What u wear is appropriate to the place you are.

The issue is that there are some pictures you're not supposed to make public especially when such a pic will affect ur reputation or that of ppl around u.

If you want to justify this pic, why can't you also show to the public when u are stack naked or when u are making love wt ur husband.

Crime › Re: Armed Robbers Invade A Home In Abuja, Captured On CCTV (video) by Psoul(m): 4:14pm On May 18, 2020

Waist:
Time's are really hard but ~~resulting~~ resorting to stealing is not justifiable.

Nairaland General › Re: Help: I Think I'm Too Soft For A Man That I Am by Psoul(m): 6:40am On May 18, 2020

Papadoh:
It's cool, we're all good.

Great :

Nairaland General › Re: Help: I Think I'm Too Soft For A Man That I Am by Psoul(m): 5:07pm On May 17, 2020

Papadoh:
Yeah i think you're mistaking me for the op, I wouldn't kill a chicken(there's a difference between choosing not to do something and being incapable of doing something), same goes for the goat, i'd chase out the wall gecko (i'd crush if it bother me too much), i'd chase away the birds so fast their heads would spin.

Yeah... Sorry bro for the mix up. I mistook you for the OP. You have a different case from his. Peace bro.

Nairaland General › Re: Help: I Think I'm Too Soft For A Man That I Am by Psoul(m): 7:53am On May 17, 2020

Papadoh:
Who said anything about running away? I've never run away from a fight in my life and i also make it a point never to go looking for one. The point i was trying to make is that just because a guy has never killed a chicken doesn't mean he isn't man enough to retaliate when challenge... and i'm not soft-hearted (far from it), no one close to me would ever in a million years label me as soft

Oga, you're just contradicting urslf up and down. Check the heading of ur thread. It says that u think you are TOO SOFT for the man you are. Now you are arguing wt me that you are not soft hearted. What a contradiction.

You also told us that can't kill a chicken, can't kill a goat and even wall gecko that is embarrassing u in ur room. You also said u can't even chase away birds making nest in ur house. You can't stand seeing blood.

When u want to kill all these, you'll either think wat if it's you trying to cross road and Dangote truck crushed u or Boko boys captured u.

With the above I told you u may find it difficult to defend ur family in face of danger that may require taking up arms or even inflicting wounds to save urself and ur family.

Now, you are telling me you can fight very well and that u are not soft heart.
Me, I no understand again oo.

Politics › Re: Femi Adesina: Obasanjo Would Have Insulted Those Demanding Presidential Address by Psoul(m): 6:53am On May 16, 2020

Chaiiiii.... This government has just destroyed this once intelligent man. Another minus for the West.

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Family › Re: My Journey To Motherhood by Psoul(m): 9:19pm On May 15, 2020

Omojudy:
Thanks you. Feel free to share

Thanks my sister. May the peace of God fill your heart and your home.

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Family › Re: My Journey To Motherhood by Psoul(m): 9:16pm On May 15, 2020

kunletexs:
Sir. I am grateful to you for your comment. Coming from a man like me tells me there are still men that are not bias but call a spade a spade. Thanks for supporting her with your words.

Thank you my brother. We should always be fair at all times.

That woman is so wonderful. Her story challenged me. Read the story and you'll see the sincerity in her story.

May God grant her a peaceful home.

Foreign Affairs › Re: China Replies Trump Over Threat To Cut Off Ties by Psoul(m): 9:09pm On May 15, 2020

DexterousOne:
Job losses.....

Social unrest

America still has the upper hand here

There is one last koboko to flog China if they are still stubborn

It'll be a 50-50 loss. U.S Citizens will lose job. If they withdraw franchise from China for production and chose to produce by themselves, the product will be very costly. China will go back and produce the same product and sell at a very cheap rate. The American version of that product will be patronised be only few wealthy individuals.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: China Replies Trump Over Threat To Cut Off Ties by Psoul(m): 6:58pm On May 15, 2020

GeneralPula:
[b]It will deeply tell on the China's economy should Us cut the ties with them..

Most of the multinational companies that are producing stuffs in china are not own by the Chinese. For example, Apple products. You'll see design in Cali, made in china..( The company making them in china isn't own by the Chinese.) So on like that!

Google search Foxconn... They made Play stations and Xbox, blackberry, Nokia and so on! [/b

So how will this affect China?

Family › Re: My Journey To Motherhood by Psoul(m): 6:36pm On May 15, 2020*

Omojudy:
I think it's time I dropped my childbearing story.

Thirteen years ago, aged 22, I married right out of university without the wisdom to realise the importance of finding my feet first. My husband was 11 years older than me. He wasn't rich but I thought we loved each other. Youth service year I conceived but lost it right out of service.

Hubby was helped to get a good job, stable government job by my family. When I lost my first pregnancy, we were staying a few months with his parents due to our financial situation, my father in law said to me after that loss while my husband travelled "did your ladies in the water say to you that the day you give birth you would die?"

With the new job right after the loss, we moved back home and continued our lives. Three more miscarriages came along with many drama ranging from deliverances to traditional midwives to in law's commanding the home.

Finally one day almost 5 years later, hubby travels and his father calls my aunty to tell her that "they don't want to marry their daughter again". I was at work when aunty broke the news to me. I travelled that night to the inlaws with my aunty and grand mother to beg, we were not given audience. They didn't even open their gate despite we could see my husband's car in the compound.

At 9pm my companions begged me to go home with them, I refused and chose to spend the night in a shed close by. The was no electricity in the neighbourhood, everywhere was dark. At midnight Power was restored, and from the shed I was hiding, I saw my father in law walking round the compound spraying incense, (he attended celestial church) I call out to him "daddy, daddy" obviously he hears me but does like I am a ghost.

At that point, I knew I was wasting my time, I started trekking. I trekked to the motor park which was very far, vigilantes stopped me numerous time and my tearful face made them not question me too much......a lot of drama in between, I traveled back and resume dwork while praying and fasting for his return. Mehn I lost weight without even trying. I met many scam pastors which are another story.........

One day, I suddenly realized I may have the password to hubby's Facebook, I tried it and it worked. What I saw pained me but it gave me strength knowing the break up wasn't because of anything he was accusing me of (like saying a pastor revealed to him that I was sent into his life by Kingdom of darkness to destroy him. To this I asked if Kingdom of darkness gave jobs, he said he has repaid me ie Kingdom of darkness back in connecting me to the job I had then which didn't last. Oh he wanted me to be paying my salary to him by the way).

So I got some courage to begin living again at this point and apply for a divorce. To this he also said "that good wives wait for their husbands no matter how long they go, but me I ran to apply because I want to remarry."

We got to court and he was accompanied by his father and them claiming that hubby didn't abscond but I did. Guess they were afraid I wanted to request compensation. Walking out of court, his father waves at me and I wonder why.
He was barely divorced then remarried and yes has kids now. Things went sour with my place of work and I relocated to a bigger city and that was my fresh start.

Met my husband two years after the divorce, I hid nothing from him especially my challenges with infertility. We got married same year. And got pregnant and miscarried. Second pregnancy for now hubby, I was put on cerclage, yet the pregnancy still ended and I almost ended with it as my body was going into shock due to its inability to dispel the dead foetus since a cerclage held the products in.

I had an history of pregnancy losses at 14 weeks. After 8 miscarriages and no living child, I visited more hospitals, met insensitive money alone conscious doctors, finally a correct diagnosis was made.

I had no demons worrying me, my womb was just too small to carry to term, it wasn't expanding with the pregnancies. An hysteroscopy was the procedure used to diagnose this.

Getting a diagnosis at last was some sort of relief, but what can we do doctor I asked? Doctor said "have you considered adoption?" I was shattered.

I went home and discussed it with my husband. We agreed to adopt and we applied two years ago. We only just got feed back few weeks ago from them self.

Then one day I was on social media and I saw someone advertise needing a surrogate and like a light bulb the idea stuck, I wrote to the woman and we started chatting. One day her Status said she needed someone to donate blood for a relative of hers and I say where to an online stranger I had never met. That was the first day I met my good friend Mrs R. I also put up an advert for a surrogate as I couldn't afford to the price agencies were charging. After two bad experiences, I finally got one good person that we could afford. And God just sent money mysteriously.

Then when God wants to turn your story around, you know it's just your time. I paid for one cycle at the hospital we used, already looking for money in case the first cycle did not work, guess what?

IT WORKED! MY TWIN DAUGHTERS ARE 3 MONTHS OLD NOW.

This is not your everyday testimony, I no get time to dey give testimony like some people wey go go church dey say "after waiting for 20 years, God blessed us with triplets, tell the journey when telling your testimony sisters, don't let the holy sister at the back waiting for a similar miracle be thinking God doesn't answer her prayers. Be real, stop pretending.

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Please someone take me to front page for the first time in my life na. ��

My sister, you are extraordinarily strong and positive in nature. You don't easily give up even when it seems the best option is to give up. You are a great fighter. May God bless you.

The man that stood by ur side is a strong man. He's God's send.

For that man that abandoned u when you needed him most... Well, I don't know what to say.
The worst thing that can happen to a woman is getting married to a man that does not have his own will. A man that all his directives come from his parents and siblings without stopping to check how the directives will affect his own family.

Please permit me to share ur story.

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Nairaland General › Re: Help: I Think I'm Too Soft For A Man That I Am by Psoul(m): 5:33pm On May 15, 2020

Papadoh:
You're wrong! I've never slaughter a chicken before, reason being that i find the killing of defenseless animals utterly cowardly, and yet i've far worse threats in my life(i'm talking guns, cultists, robbers, police & serious fights) and i've come out unscathed. Life is all about perspective, we all see things differently.

Running away from such scene and standing against it or saving someone from such a scene are different things.

The scenario I gave earlier is when u face such a situation where u will need to inflict wound or stand face to face against someone ready to inflict wound to you and your household.

It's easy to run away when your the only one involved, but what if you must stand to save your family. With this kind of soft heart, can you still stand?

Travel › Re: Which Nigerian City Has The Best Roads? by Psoul(m): 11:14am On May 15, 2020

Igbosmoker:
Abuja
Lagos
Uyo
Enugu
Calabar

Which of these cities have the finest roads and good road network? I personally will go for Abuja

Your comparison is not fair.
Abuja and Lagos should not be there if you truly want to make a fair judgement.

Abuja and Lagos were developed with collective efforts of the whole States in the country. So it will not be fair to compare their developments with States that developed themselves internally.

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Nairaland General › Re: Help: I Think I'm Too Soft For A Man That I Am by Psoul(m): 10:55am On May 15, 2020

This is abnormal. If you can't slaughter a chicken or removed wall gecko from your house, then something is wrong with you.

In the same way, you can't defend your family in face of danger. If you're walking on the road with your 6yrs old child and something happens, you'll abandon the child there and run away.

Family › Re: Lady Mocks Her Friend Who Is Childless After 2 Years Of Marriage by Psoul(m): 10:42am On May 15, 2020

EdozieRichard:
https://edricblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Lady-rejoices-as-her-friend-remains-barren-after-2-years-of-marriage.jpg

A Twitter user with the username @harbeeola08 took to the platform to express her gratitude after her friend who has been married for two-years is barren.

https://edricblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Lady-rejoices-as-her-friend-remains-barren-after-2-years-of-marriage-2.jpg

https://mobile.twitter.com/harbeeola08/status/126055485471348326

She's so silly to make such statement. Children are gift from God. She has a nanny is not by her strength. That her baby is alive is also not by her strength too.

She fail to realize that she may lose all her children in just in a twinkling of an eye (may God forbid this) and the person she mocked may bear children when she loses hers.

What if the child she was using to mock the other woman becomes useless in life and God may bless the other woman with a child that may even become an international figure.

She should take down that post from her page and apologize to that woman and God too.

Education › Re: E-learning: Atlantic Hall Imposes N175,000 Monthly Fee For Online Learning by Psoul(m): 7:54am On May 15, 2020*

Shukusheka:
175K per month, not per term. That's 47% of the normal school fees they paid when students go to school physically. Then add internet cost, plus cost of purchasing computers for these children. It is too much.

Guy, if those parents were paying 4.5m/annum for tuition fee, then 175k/mnth shouldn't be a problem.

You are talking about internet and computer. I believe the parents must have already provided laptop for each of their kids for such a school. They must have bn providing internet services to them too.

Secondly, they are going to learn from the comfort of their homes. The parents are saving the pocket money that would've bn given to the children if they were to go to school. They are saved from stress of going to school and other unforeseen circumstances. So add these and see that the parents are gaining.

Then for the school. You know they will still pay those teachers full salaries. They will need to invest heavily on internet with a very strong and fast coverage to be able to connect to hundreds of students at a time. This is an extra expenses for the school.

The parents are protesting cos the meeting was virtual. If it was to be physical, they'll all keep calm so that they'll not be seen as bn poor. All of them would've bn forming big man with much money. Let them pay the money biko.

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Family › Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by Psoul(m): 2:28pm On May 14, 2020

tunmiluabi:
Defending yourself does not even help. The strength to write this note is my willingness to see beyond myself, there might be need for more insight. I know love is not one directional neither is it "multi-directional", it’s usually in the eye of the one looking at you. Love has no other name but LOVE. I might not be perfect but imperfection can still be unlearned by truly appreciating the situation. There is absolutely no reason to hurt anyone. I would believe that I failed to see her expectations through her lens and she failed to notice my sincere affections towards her. I might not be happy with the way things turned out but the situation has not made me any angrier. But it’s normal to be unhappy and I know that when I don’t mind being unhappy – It won’t last and eventually all will be alright and I hold same for her. Although, with all honesty, I did not see this happening, but I would like to know what our “stupidity” and “failure” has caused us. This will help if we finally move on with our lives. Given the situation, I believe I tried my best, but was not good enough. I am inspired by opportunities life has offer. I will channel my rage, drain and pain for a renewed future without my current dilemma. I am sure it will end in PRAISE. Thank you... there might not be need to tell it all. Life is like WIND it either blows in your favour or against.. Its your choice to stay strong. For those who might not understand that its not a struggle between the MAN the WOMAN, the only existential threat couples face is LIFE itself. But if you haven't been bitten in the face by a bear before, you will not appreciate how bad it is to loose ones identity. But on a happy happier note, if my heart is broken a million times, I will still love again There are good women out there. Its just a matter of time. Telling your story to defend yourself is a waste of time... At the appointed time the truth will unleash itself but not through me

I'm just lost in what else to say.
You are a strong man. You've a larger heart and a flexible one too. You'll live long.

You're very intelligent. I love the way u pick ur words and piece them together.

May God bless your soul.

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Family › Re: Chukwuka Utazi: In Africa, We Marry For Children Not Love by Psoul(m): 8:13am On May 14, 2020

FlordFlorez:
We are FINE in my family. I have nothing else to say to u.

Good, if you're fine in ur family, stop making comments that will contradict you, your family and others.

Family › Re: Chukwuka Utazi: In Africa, We Marry For Children Not Love by Psoul(m): 10:04pm On May 13, 2020

FlordFlorez:
U avoided my question and attack my family. I wont blame u, u only revealed to me how much u got no respect for ur own family. Keep deceiving urself, mr man.

I never attacked your family. I don't know how ppl make haste to talk and also fail to keep track of their words.

You are angry cos ur family is mentioned. You fail to realize that my response was according to question u asked while quoting me.

You asked me if I can mention up to 100 ppl in my community that married out of love, my own FAMILY INCLUSIVE. Go back and check ur comment.

My response was, if you can ask this kind of question, it might be that u came from a broken home or a home devoid of parental love for you not to have experience love in a family. Now show me the insult in my response.

Let me still tell u. No person that comes from a family where his parents love themselves so much, will ask that kind of question u asked. Take it or leave it.

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Health › Re: "Why Nigeria Should Avoid Madagascar’s COVID-19 Drug" - JOHESU, PSN by Psoul(m): 4:05pm On May 13, 2020

izzy4shizzy:
this is totally unbelievable, u want the govt not to try its use because of your fragile ego? people are dying and all angles must be tried

this is just pure bad belle..

just because we are called Giant of Africa doesnt mean we own africa...

resist the temptation to play politics with peoples lives

I believe that you were not patient enough to read the whole msg before commenting.

Well, there point is not purely ego induced.

What they are saying is that, we have certified ppl in this country that said that they have herbal cure for this virus and our government have ignored them and now they want to spend huge sum of money to import what is available in our country.

Why not support those local produces put manufacturers the same way the government of Madagascar supported their indigenous producers.

Go back and read the thread again.

Family › Re: Chukwuka Utazi: In Africa, We Marry For Children Not Love by Psoul(m): 2:43pm On May 13, 2020

solostar1:
will you marry that person you love is both of you are of the genotype AS.

You're not making any sense pls.
What kind of reasoning is this?

Family › Re: Chukwuka Utazi: In Africa, We Marry For Children Not Love by Psoul(m): 2:41pm On May 13, 2020

FlordFlorez:
Can u count atleast hundred couples in ur immediate environ (ur family inclusive) that love each other purely?

May be you came from a broken home. A home devoid of parental love.
Probably, a community where husbands and wives don't have regards for each other.

In the family where I comes from, love is the ultimate. Same with my community. Though some ppl's love may fade but if u check back, you'll see that they started with love.

Family › Re: Chukwuka Utazi: In Africa, We Marry For Children Not Love by Psoul(m): 2:29pm On May 13, 2020

solostar1:
will you marry that person you love is both of you are of the genotype AS.

You doesn't sound logical and reasonable to me. No insult intended.

If you're in love with someone of incompatible blood group with yours, you'll feel bad cos the marriage will not work. Then you move on and find someone else and feel in love.
Let me also ask you. Will u marry such a person since she's fertile and can still give ua child/children?

Health › Re: Masturbation Has Caused Me Erectile Dysfunction. Help!! by Psoul(m): 8:44am On May 13, 2020

The masturbation did not kill your erection. Go and look for source of ur problem.

Family › Re: Chukwuka Utazi: In Africa, We Marry For Children Not Love by Psoul(m): 8:33am On May 13, 2020

FlordFlorez:
He's very correct

So you can marry a woman u don't love so long as she will be able to bear children for u?

Family › Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by Psoul(m): 8:15am On May 13, 2020

rubi96:
That's what you feel. For me I like my freedom the way it is. No time to be cracking head for someone. I am selfish like that.

Continue... Soon you'll be the one disturbing God and Pastors even native doctors up and down asking to know what your crime is that made you to remain single.

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