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emmyN:Thank you bro. I understand your fear and concern. There's no cause for alarm. I've bn living with dogs from childhood, non of them has ever scratched any member of the family. Our dogs are well trained. They don't attack unnecessarily. There was a time someone who stole people's phones was bn chased and he jumped into my compound from backyard. The compound, once you jump into it, the fence is higher from inside than from outside. My dogs sensing danger, though they were locked in their space, they joined hands together and broke the door of their cage. They captured the guy, and pinned him down to the ground and were just circling round him, though his clothes were torn. With his scream, those chasing him noticed he jumped into my compound. Someone called my wife cos her shop is not too far from our house. She came and opened the gate and the guy was captured beaten and taken to police. |
arantess:Hahahaha. Aswear. 🤣🤣🤣 |
officialfestus:See them below. They are very loyal and so so protective. You can even walk them on the street without leash and they won't worry anyone, but don't cross their territory in the house without proper introduction or try to touch any members of the house both inside and outside when they are watching. Also my beautiful cat, Cleo.
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cezarman:No.... They will not. May be the cat is an evil cat that they find dangerous to allow to stay alive. The cat has bn disturbing within my compound. I also have a cat and my dog's are even scared of the small cat. I was shocked to see them kill big cat. Cats are smarter than dogs. It baffled me how they could kill that cat in such a big and spacious compound without the cat escaping. That night was terrible. Hearing the fight, I though that giant animal had entered my compound to kill my dogs. I tried to go out, but my wife totally refused saying it was dangerous to go out that we should wait to see whatever it was in the morning. |
Mynd44:You should have special cooking utensils for your dogs. Mine have two pots, big spoons, 5 stainless bowls for their food and drinking water. |
DrAkpa:In1985, the exam was not called WAEC. It was called WASC. It started bearing WASSCE or WAEC from 1990. |
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Mynd44:Prepare it as pepper soup and give it to the dogs. When my dogs kills such in my compound, they took it to my door step. I woke up in the morning to saw that. I made a paper soup with it and gave so to them. The next time, they killed rat and brought it to my door step to cook for them 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Finally, they killed big cat and ate half of it 🙆🙆🙆🙆🙆
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Many of them abound in social media and especially here in Nairaland. Those that will ridicule you for mentioning God or the Powers of God. They will say lots of silly things about God, Church and worshipers of the Almighty God. But, just a little gallop they meet on road, you will see them shouting Jesus, Blood of Jesus etc. When in some kind of situations, they will start asking for prayers from men of God. The same men of God they castigated openly. Devilish hypocrites. |
So, the Presidency wanted Obi to come and tell them his own strategy. He cannot do that. Opposition will not tell you their blueprint of running a government. They will only criticize your irrational policies. If you do not have a better way to do it, you keep fumbling so that the citizen will see ur incompetence and vote u out next election period. So if you opposition keep giving you the best way to run government, how do you expect them to be voted in? This presidency is as daft as accused. Keep waiting for Obi to come and teach you how to run your government. |
Just if our politicians can have a little of the common citizen's kind of heart, Nigeria would've bn the best country in the whole world. The devil that does not want this country to progress dwells in our politicians. The second devil is our colonial masters that are enjoying from impoverishing the country and cashing out big from her troubles. |
kettykin:The truth is that, Nigeria will keep sinking and getting worst until the spirit of the Igbos are appeased. The conspiracy against the Igbos are so devilish. Starting from the British colonial matters down to other tribes especially the North and the West. |
achi4u:They are doing so very well even buying up all the lands (ancestral lands inclusive) of those that ganged against them. A destiny child can never be stopped. Joseph was thrown into pit. He survived. He was sold as slave. Was lied against. Was thrown into prison. When the time came, he became a great king that even fed those that sold him. That's the story of the Igbos. |
THE MEETING THAT STOLE A NATION: HOW THE ABANDONED PROPERTY ACT WAS BORN, By Khaleed Yazeedu Port Harcourt, Late 1975. The Nigerian Civil War had ended five years earlier. The guns were silent. The Biafran flag was lowered. But for the Igbo people, the battle was far from over. The new war was no longer fought on the blood-soaked fields of Enugu or Nsukka. It was a quiet war, fought in offices, courtrooms, and government houses. In a nondescript room inside the Rivers State Government House, a secret meeting convened behind closed doors. The ceiling fan hummed relentlessly as a group of men gathered around a heavy wooden table strewn with maps, legal documents, and property claims. They were about to forge a legal instrument that would devastate the Igbo people for generations. At the head of the table sat Navy Commander Alfred Diete-Spiff, then the young and ambitious Military Governor of Rivers State. With him were key figures who would shape one of Nigeria’s most painful post-war legacies: Justice Ephraim Akpata, Chief Judge of Rivers State Colonel Anthony Ukpo, liaison officer from the Supreme Military Council Dr. Okoi Arikpo, federal advisor and Foreign Minister A Yoruba constitutional lawyer from Lagos (name withheld for privacy) tasked with drafting the legal framework Senior civil commissioners and property officials from Rivers and Cross River States The Agenda That Shattered Lives Their mission was clear but devastating: 1. Declare Igbo properties abandoned and seize them as state assets. 2. Create legal cover to prevent restitution claims. 3. Redistribute these properties to indigenous residents, military officers, and political cronies. 4. Avoid federal interference and silence Eastern political voices. The Conversation Behind Closed Doors In the low lit room, voices spoke with calculated certainty. Diete-Spiff opened the discussion: “The war may have ended, but we must protect our people from the return of those who fled. These properties are abandoned. The Easterners cannot simply come back and reclaim what is ours.” Justice Akpata responded: “Then we must codify what ‘abandoned’ means. If someone leaves during war and does not return within a specified time, the property legally belongs to the state.” The Yoruba lawyer from Lagos added: “This can be defended in court if issued as a military edict rather than through legislative processes. We establish a custodian board to manage and reallocate these properties.” Colonel Ukpo raised a concern: “What about the federal government? Will they accept this?” Dr. Arikpo, calm and assured, replied: “The North will not object. Lagos may have reservations, but as long as there is no Eastern uproar, it will be allowed to pass.” Diete-Spiff concluded: “Prepare the draft edict. No public announcements. Implementation only.” Edict No. 5 of 1976: The Abandoned Property Act Within weeks, the Edict was signed quietly in Port Harcourt. It created the Abandoned Property Custodian Board, authorized to seize and redistribute properties left behind by fleeing Igbos. The legal definition of abandoned was vague, allowing the board sweeping powers to declare properties vacant if unclaimed within an unspecified period. In practice, this meant entire neighborhoods in Port Harcourt, from Diobu to D-Line, Oroworukwo to Old GRA, were reallocated to civil servants, military officers, and political favorites. Igbo families who survived the war returned home only to find their houses occupied or sealed off. Federal Government’s Silent Consent Though officially a state law, the federal government did not intervene. Why? The federal Finance Ministry, influenced by Western Nigerian political interests, had already frozen Igbo bank accounts. The Gowon administration preferred quiet reintegration over reopening war wounds through legal battles. Yoruba elites, still recovering from political marginalization, tacitly supported policies that curtailed Igbo economic power. Survivor Testimonies Chief Nnamdi Okeke, a retired businessman from Port Harcourt, recalls: "I returned after the war expecting to rebuild. Instead, my family’s three-story home was occupied by a civil servant. We were told the property was abandoned and given away. We fought for years in court but lost every time." Mrs. Ifeoma Chukwu, a widow from Enugu, shares: "My late husband’s shop in Balogun Market was reassigned while I was fleeing the war. I had no legal documents to prove ownership, they said I abandoned it. It was heartbreaking to see strangers in our place." Mr. Emeka Nwosu, an Igbo civil servant, recounts: "In Lagos, I was denied my housing allocation because my name was removed from lists. I was told the government had ‘reallocated’ the property for security reasons. We lived as second class citizens in our own country." The Legacy of a Legal Coup This was not merely a property dispute. It was economic marginalization inflicted through the law. How does a people rebuild after losing everything, land, homes, businesses, dignity? The Abandoned Property Act systematically erased Igbo presence from key Nigerian cities and economic centers. It decimated an entire community’s wealth and laid the groundwork for ongoing marginalization. The Cost of One Nigeria: Post war slogans promised “No victor, no vanquished.” But this legal dispossession said otherwise. It demanded forgiveness without justice. It punished a people for seeking to survive. Today, descendants of those dispossessed still struggle for compensation, recognition, and healing. A Call for Truth and Justice This article is a call for historical honesty, national dialogue, and reconciliation based on facts, not rhetoric. A true unity demands acknowledging past wrongs, restoring dignity, and offering reparations where possible. "They took their homes and called it unity. But unity without justice is a lie.” You can factscheck me through these References: Nigerian Federal Government Gazette, Edict No. 5 of 1976 Achebe, Chinua. There Was a Country: A Personal History of Biafra (2012) Coleman, James S. Nigeria: Background to Nationalism Falola, Toyin and Genova, Ann. Historical Dictionary of Nigeria (2009) Interviews and oral histories collected from survivors in Port Harcourt and Lagos (2018-2024) Legal Disclaimer This article aims to present historical facts and survivor testimonies based on verified sources to promote truth and reconciliation. It does not intend to defame individuals or groups. Readers are encouraged to approach this topic with an open mind and seek further scholarly sources for comprehensive understanding. Khaleed Yazeedu Student of History and Justice Advocate |
If you're looking for a child in marriage, then, you'll realize that sex is a full time employment. 11 years plus and not giving up. |
Futuristica:Little boys are getting married unprepared. How can you confront your wife with such a silly thing. What's the evidence in that sh!t? If you are mature enough, you should be patient and pretend as if you don't know what is happening until you get your evidence right. Let me tell you what you should do. Jee chuba ego. Go and hustle for money and more money. Pretend as if your so called wife does not exist. Women chase who does not chase them or give them too much attention. You are giving too much attention without much money. Forget about her and go out to make money and you will see how she will start rushing you. Stop this bn too good without money. |
JuanDeDios:That's what I use and it gives me better results |
Kobojunkie:Theory that is practically impaired. Imagination an ideal State. Alice in wonderland. |
Kobojunkie:Oga, let me still tell you once again that you don't know what you are talking about. Love based solely on logic without emotion is only possible in theory. Love solely on logic is just like choosing to love because you share same values, goals, or resources with such a person. It can also be that kind of love you have for someone because it is just right to love or because loving that person is beneficial to you. Or you feel morally obligated to do that. That is love based solely on principle rather than affection. In any love where affection, desire, warmth, joy are missing, such relationship will better be described as Partnership, Companionship or Friendship with benefits Without emotional depth, I will boldly tell you that it is not fully love, but perhaps loyalty, or responsibility. Emotional elements help love grow, deepen, and endure. Then, in a family where you have your children and children, please tell me how you can practice love based solely on logic without some elements of emotion? That home will look too serious and official. I can not thrive in such a rigid environment. It will look like a kind of Boss-Surbodinate official relationship. So among your children, there must be the one you feel more attached to. There must be that one that tends to show you more empathy There must be the one that his/her presence lightens everywhere and bring lots of joy. My brother, in such environment, it will be impossible to love all of them equally. It will also be impossible to practice your so called "logical love." |
Kobojunkie:You don't know what you're talking about. So long as we are human. There's no way you can love two persons equally. Take it or leave it. It may look to you as if you love them equally, at one point in life, you'll notice that there's one you have greater affinity for them the other. Sometimes, there may not even be any reason you can figure out why this special love. Other times, it may be cos of that child's better behaviors. My point is that human beings lack the power to love multiple people the same way. |
JuanDeDios:Use AI |
[quote author=NiceLegs post=135626448[/quote]You don't know what you have in your compound. That's Stone breaker . It has multiple medicinal uses. For Kidney Liver Diabetes Indigestion Pains and inflammation etc |
advanceDNA:This argument is totally irrational in this issue. When courting, you're supposed to know if your girlfriend can be your wife. You dated a person that cannot cook as a girlfriend and your expect her to cook as a wife. If she can't do those basic things and you went ahead to marry her only to divorce her, then you are the phool. |
obembet:Nature did not permit living everyone equally even when those people are doing the same thing for you. Even God the Creator of all, picked Israel as His favorite people. As a parent, there is this your child that understands every of your body languages, the child is always around you. That will always be your favourite. It doesn't mean that the gap between the child and others will be so wide that it will make the others feel uncared for. Most times, that your favorite is not always the one you give things more than the others. My favorite is that one that I always call and send on errands cos I know he/she will deliver very well more than others. If I want to go out, I'll go with that one. The others will even be feeling that they have more time and space to play while the favorite is always around me not having time to play. But they will not understand that they're are things he/she is learning that will help him/her in future more than them. I still disciplines my favorite child same way I do to others. The others know that because my favorite is always close to me, is easier for him/her to tell me what he/she needs especially school stuff or casual entertainments. Do they will always come to my favorite and request that he/she should go and tell Daddy that they want so so and so things. Him/her bn the favorite had never bn an issue in the house cos I never allowed myself to treat the favorite far better than the rest. |
WebSurfer:He's a dropout. Dropped before writing JSS3 WAEC. He has never tested any standard examination before. |
ThroneNGamez:The same problem they have with Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. MNK said prophesied all these happening far before now. Even some of the Easterners were against him. I said, it must reach everyone. |
Exgee:Oga stop this childish joke. You said that you have abstained from sex for 4 years. Withing these 4 yrs, your body should have adapted to the no sex and your sex drive would have reduced that you will hardly have strong feeling for sex. What's this nonsense of having uncontrolled discharge whenever your body touched your foam or pillow. If your mind is always filled with sexual fantasies, it will be hard for me to believe that someone with such a weak control can abstain from sex for a year not to talk of 4 yrs. Please, can you tell us the real story so that we can proffer a better solution for you. |
Putindbutt:The way crime nes are reported in this country showed that Nigeria is biased and not ready to fight crime. Few days ago an international arm dealer was caught around Asaba Delta State. Even as non of the suspects mentioned IPOB or ESN, the news carried it that the arms are for IPOB and ESN. Now, this ones have bn intercepted, nothing was mentioned or suspected. Had it bn that these people were caught anywhere around the East, the news will be that the arems are for IPOB or ESN. Let us keep playing politics with crime and criminals. It will reach all of us. |
Many years ago, her own husband was threw up like while she was enjoying the "fun" and the vibe |
jmoore:Let him learn from Rochas Okorocha Rotimi Amaechi Orji Uzor Kalu |
According to intelligence sources, Omenife was immediately handed over to the DSS for interrogation. During questioning, he reportedly confessed to being part of an international ammunition trafficking syndicate that moves weapons from Ghana to Nigeria. I want to see the statement from the culprit mentioning that the supply is for ESN or IPOB. Problem of the Government with IPOB and ESN is that IPOB and ESN are standing so firm against the Fulani Herdsmen and other FG sponsored terrorists. |
symbianDON:They are very mad. Guilty conscience is killing them for the atrocities they have committed against the common man in this country. If they really care about the civil servants they are pretending to feel for here, they know what to do and they should stop this hypocritical display. After all, the guy did not ask if Civil servants can afford the car. He just asked if civil servant can afford the car. Civil servants here can be anywhere in the world. He never particularized the question. They should f**k out. |
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