Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 8:53pm On Aug 21 |
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Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 7:47pm On Aug 21 |
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Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 2:01am On Aug 21*. Modified: 12:50pm On Aug 21 |
Diamond098454: Light skin and dark skin wahala have been there since time immemorial But not the way they have it over there. Example, it means nothing to Nigerians if Tinubu, Obi, Atiku are light or dark. All that matters is what tribe they're from Same way, colour doesn't matter at all in Gaza (where they're all same colour BTW). All that matters is if you're Jewish or Palestinian! |
Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 1:47am On Aug 21*. Modified: 2:03am On Aug 21 |
DiarisGodoo: So embarrassing. Caught in a blatant lie. Tells us what we already know: other posts are also lies.
I have never seen someone so proud to be an illegitimate descendant of enslavers and enslaved. Different if we didn't know the circumstances of his ancestry. This Igbo proverb below aptly applies. It is the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen. It has you wondering if you living in some sort of alternate universe, where people are proud of what they ought be ashamed of! |
Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 1:16am On Aug 21 |
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Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 12:09am On Aug 21 |
DMCA: Rapee Batard ou Bastardo 
Where ma viewing panny at?  You nailed it. You deserve two pannies Whst colour would you call this
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Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 7:14pm On Aug 19 |
LouisdeFrance: The Middle Majority: Populations in many tropical, subtropical, and temperate regions feature naturally tan or olive skin that responds flexibly to seasonal sun. Why do yall feel a need to wipe us out? @bolded, what a ridiculous statement. Wipe who out? This guy thinks US is the world! I've told you before, your hypersensitivity to skin colour is because you are from US and have never been out of US. Also you are a Louisiana Creole - a result of rape or sexual coercion that was entirely based on colour (of African women by European men, mostly slavers).Ukraine and Russia are wiping out each other and they're all white, Rwandan genocide, they were all black, Palestinians hate Jews and they all same colour, etc. Here in Nigeria it is all about tribe and hardly anyone notices your skin colour! Naupak: They were not few in numbers they also held offices of administration too don't make it sound they were just warriors too Flangelo12: It's that time of the year. We have to split Africans and others. Otherwise, how do we achieve control over them? He's lying as usual. It is easy to tell that the Moors were dark-skined.Photography was only invented in the 19th century while Moorish rule in Europe ended way back in 1400s. But there were paintings, and more importantly sculptures - because sculptures are difficult to alter. Also contemporary writings by people alive then. NONE of the art or writings from that era showed ANY Moor as the pictures he displayed. Moors, wherever they might have come from, were dark-skinned!**Note his LYING photograph of Onitsha slave trade below - taken before photography was invented! Also, commonsense didn't tell him people didn't dress like this durring transatlantic slave trade!------------ Fiscus105, Jmichael1, Diamond098454, immortalcrown, papiSNEH, Goo0dHardDick, CanadaOrBust, OperationalVehi, DeltaBachelor, Dogalmighty17, LordIsaac, Dghold, ekukeku, motymop:Sonnobax15, franchasng, ogolemati, UkoAnnang, correctguy101, pocohantas, tuoyoojo, judewrites, helinues, mikeapollo, MarketDispatch, Righteousness2, DeepSight, EmmyMaestro, Nicotinekills, Ashirioluwa, Abas01, LordReed, Konijunkie, Lalami3232, Federalofficia, Ishilove, DMCA, CoolUsername, Secretbloodline, igwethompson854, joseph1832, blaise26abj, Denver88, SMT042, addictiv, bentenny, GenFunction, CzarChris, tundebasic, FxMasterz, atheistconverta, mrpresident1, NSNO Hmmmmm2024, villagerspeople, echoxyz, Dogalmighty17, Evercurious, Codes151, ayo84, ednut1, Ahmed4u1, sentientsoul, Chemist4life, crowniran, AngeloX, strong8kIPTV, Taal17, Bossman, Goodness081, internationalman, Jannyfranc, mamaafrik, ADUBA1, Cj4charles, WatchYourSix, Exousiang01, Magnetic010, Amovingman, SatanIsAllah, Parachoko, femi4, KIDfurniture, themanderon, tundebasic, obacasmir, DiarisGodoo, alshalz, Iyobaba, Oakenshield, farano, Rocktation,
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Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 7:06pm On Aug 19 |
pansophist: Men have been talking care of children that they didn’t birth since forever. Lots of men married single mothers and became step fathers, adopted kids, are guardians to many kids etc.
But these men are doing it with clear eye, without deception.
Banning DNA testing is wrong because it gives women the legal armour of concealing their promiscuity, which is very unhealthy in an institution such as marriage that requires trust and established paternity.
Government will not do that, and if they do, they will just create more problems than the problem they are trying to solve.
Now let’s assume government actually banned DNA testing, then be guaranteed than most men will Discard marriage. They may have a child with you, but at least it is only in marriage that a child can be automatically assigned to her husband as the father.
Under cohabitation, that is not done. So you see, you’ll create more problems than what you’re trying to solve. Women should close their legs when married, and this issue is solved. Mr pansophist, respectfully, you totally misunderstand the thread. We are talking about a TEENAGER of 13 or so whom the dad has raised since birth! The idea is to discourage husbands from unnecessarily suddenly going for expensive DNA tests but rather focus their time and resources on raising the child to adulthood - after which they can do all the DNA they want! --------- Fiscus105, Jmichael1, Diamond098454, immortalcrown, papiSNEH, Goo0dHardDick, CanadaOrBust, OperationalVehi, DeltaBachelor, Dogalmighty17, LordIsaac, Dghold, ekukeku, motymop:Sonnobax15, franchasng, ogolemati, UkoAnnang, correctguy101, pocohantas, tuoyoojo, judewrites, helinues, mikeapollo, MarketDispatch, Righteousness2, DeepSight, EmmyMaestro, Nicotinekills, Ashirioluwa, Abas01, LordReed, Konijunkie, Lalami3232, Federalofficia, Ishilove, DMCA, CoolUsername, Secretbloodline, igwethompson854, joseph1832, blaise26abj, Denver88, SMT042, addictiv, bentenny, GenFunction, CzarChris, tundebasic, FxMasterz, Naupak, Flangelo12 atheistconverta, mrpresident1, NSNO Hmmmmm2024, villagerspeople, echoxyz, Dogalmighty17, Evercurious, Codes151, ayo84, ednut1, Ahmed4u1, sentientsoul, Chemist4life, crowniran, AngeloX, strong8kIPTV, Taal17, Bossman, Goodness081, internationalman, Jannyfranc, mamaafrik, ADUBA1, Cj4charles, WatchYourSix, Exousiang01, Magnetic010, Amovingman, SatanIsAllah, Parachoko, femi4, KIDfurniture, themanderon, tundebasic, obacasmir, DiarisGodoo, alshalz, Iyobaba, Oakenshield, farano, Rocktation, |
Business › Re: If You Do Thrift, (AJO) You Probably Won’t Like This. by QuinQ(f): 7:04pm On Aug 19 |
Pootle: not everyone is financially discipline to do so So why is it useless if no project is being done? |
Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 6:13pm On Aug 19 |
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Business › Re: If You Do Thrift, (AJO) You Probably Won’t Like This. by QuinQ(f): 5:40pm On Aug 19 |
Pootle: the main purpose for it is to gather a bulk sum for a particular project. if no project is being done then it is useless Why not simply save it yourself |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Says Hormuz Blockade Remains In Full Force And Effect; No Talks With Iran by QuinQ(f): 10:14pm On Aug 18 |
GeneralPulal: Chest beater..
After USA attacked Iran, Iran closed the strait of Hormuz. This same trump said USA is coming to open the strait of Hormuz.
And now, same trump is saying strait of Hormuz remain blocked..
Comedians.. You don't understand what you read. Blockade ON IRAN is in full force. The strait is open but for insurance companies |
Career › Re: Are You Practising What You Studied In A School? by QuinQ(f): 8:27pm On Aug 18 |
Odenscollection: I study architecture in Nnamdi azikiwe university now am practicing oil and gas business Waste of 5 years. Take heart, so also Oyedepo and Oyakhilome - both architecture |
Career › Re: Are You Practising What You Studied In A School? by QuinQ(f): 8:23pm On Aug 18 |
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Career › Re: Are You Practising What You Studied In A School? by QuinQ(f): 8:21pm On Aug 18 |
RillJ: What you studied in school in school is brought to bear, one way or the other, on whatever you do later in life. Basically, school prepare us to reason out issues, resolve challenges, identify weak points and proffer solutions. So just practical life experience doesn't give you any of those qualities except you waste time and money studying what you never use in uni?? |
Crime › Re: NDLEA Arrests KC Luxury With Cocaine Worth ₦39 Billion by QuinQ(f): 6:42pm On Aug 18 |
FSBoperator: Let him rot in jail for the rest of his life.
Wetin drugs dey do this generation no be here.
All drug dealers need to be executed . |
Career › Re: Are You Practising What You Studied In A School? by QuinQ(f): 4:02pm On Aug 18 |
chatinent: Are you practising what you studied in a school?
For me, I have a certification in management sciences and in computer science.
I'm currently more focused on the computer science as a full stack developer ...basically website development from the scratch ( SaaS, BaaS, Blogs, social media, banking etc), softwares, Andriod and iOS apps, UI and UX designs, telemarketing, and writing.
What about you? Oga what did you study in uni? We're NOT talking of "certification" |
Career › Re: Are You Practising What You Studied In A School? by QuinQ(f): 4:00pm On Aug 18 |
A BIG FAT NOOOOOOOOOOOO |
Politics › Re: Opinion: This Picture Is The Reason Adeleke Won by QuinQ(f): 1:53pm On Aug 18 |
helinues: You can't rig where you are not popular. It's simple as ABC Tinubu was NOT popular in Rivers. So much for your theory. What you should say is, "You can't rig where you don't control the electoral process" |
Romance › Re: She's Just Not Into You. ...Before you go down on one kneel by QuinQ(f): 1:48pm On Aug 18 |
tanigororo: Yes, to Marry Magdalena Stop blaspheming the Lord |
Romance › Re: She's Just Not Into You. ...Before you go down on one kneel by QuinQ(f): 1:47pm On Aug 18 |
Sometimes we don't know what we want ourselves till the moment you propose. So HOW will you know? Sometimes we can start loving you durring the marriage though we were lukewarm before, etc... |
Properties › Re: FG Unveils Loan For Nigerians To Build Or Buy Houses — How To Apply by QuinQ(f): 11:48am On Aug 18 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Says It Reached Hormuz Deal With Oman, Reopening Hinges On End To US Blocka by QuinQ(f): 11:02am On Aug 18 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Says It Reached Hormuz Deal With Oman, Reopening Hinges On End To US Blocka by QuinQ(f): 10:17am On Aug 18 |
BornofGod108: Iran Has Issued The Trump Administration An Ultimatum After Countless Threats & Stalling
According to a Reuters report, the ultimatum was communicated via Pakistan & Qatar, demanding that the U.S. must end its naval blockade and return to serious negotiations, or Iran will decide to go back to war. 😅🤣😂 I'm sure you were shame-faced while typing this Iran is looking for a face-saving way out |
Politics › Re: I Had No Doubt Gov Adeleke Would Win - Deji Adeleke by QuinQ(f): 1:27am On Aug 18 |
Ayofe2028: APC terrorists, do you think governor Adeleke has more than one n vote? Because I don't understand the endorsement by force you are shouting up and down. Ademola Adeleke cannot tell us who to vote for. Yeah, sure, neither did Wike tell anybody who to vote for in Rivers! |
Science/Technology › Re: The Black Box: African Americans Have Zero Genetic Connections With Spanish Moor by QuinQ(f): 1:02am On Aug 18 |
[quote author=LouisdeFrance post=140358269]The Middle Majority: Populations in many Naupak Flangelo12
Meanwhile, continuing with topic at hand, see below, what people who were there and wrote about Moors while they were rulling described them as!
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Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by QuinQ(f): 12:49am On Aug 18*. Modified: 1:09am On Aug 18 |
LouisdeFrance: The historical relationship between the expanding Benin Empire and the neighboring Western Igbo communities was defined by a brutal asymmetry of power, where military conquest directly translated into the systematic subjugation of Igboland. Benin’s imperial expansion relied on aggressive border raids that fractured the sovereignty of Igbo towns, reducing independent communities to vulnerable frontiers. By executing local defenders and targeting the structures of Igbo governance, the kingdom effectively dismantled the political and social autonomy of these borderlands, imposing a state of fear and submission that altered the geopolitical landscape of the region for generations.
Central to this subjugation was the gender-selective terror inflicted upon Igbo women and girls, whose bodies were weaponized as spoils of war. Systematic rape and forced concubinage were codified instruments of imperial dominance, tearing these women from their ancestral homes and placing them into the royal harems (Eguae) or the domestic estates of Bini chiefs. This institutionalized sexual violence was not merely a byproduct of warfare; it was a deliberate strategy of cultural and biological assimilation. By forcing captured Igbo women to bear children who would be raised strictly with Bini identities, the empire stripped these victims of their autonomy while systematically erasing their maternal Igbo heritage.
The long-term consequence of this violence was a profound disruption of Igbo lineages and demographic continuity. While Igboland suffered a severe depletion of its population and the severing of ancient family lines, the forced influx of these women introduced an asymmetrical gene flow into the Benin population. This created a deep, painful biological paradox: a shared genetic heritage across modern border communities built entirely upon the historical trauma of captivity and exploitation. Through this systematic displacement and reproductive coercion, the Benin Kingdom left an indelible mark on the lineage of the region, fusing the two cultures through a legacy of enforced subjugation. Told you a million times, I am NOT Igbo! So this doesn't concern me! But if I were Igbo and any such rapes and coercive sex actually happened the last thing I'd do is going around posting about it and reminding people about it by constantly saying how proud I was to be product of such! Meanwhile, DiarisGodoo he is LYING as usual. LIAR! LIAR!! LIAR!!!. See the true context of the photo he posted belowCommonsense ought have told him people didn't dress like this durring transatlantic slave trade!
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Science/Technology › Re: The Black Box: African Americans Have Zero Genetic Connections With Spanish Moor by QuinQ(f): 12:43am On Aug 18*. Modified: 1:07am On Aug 18 |
LouisdeFrance: The historical relationship between the expanding Benin Empire and the neighboring Western Igbo communities was defined by a brutal asymmetry of power, where military conquest directly translated into the systematic subjugation of Igboland. Benin’s imperial expansion relied on aggressive border raids that fractured the sovereignty of Igbo towns, reducing independent communities to vulnerable frontiers. By executing local defenders and targeting the structures of Igbo governance, the kingdom effectively dismantled the political and social autonomy of these borderlands, imposing a state of fear and submission that altered the geopolitical landscape of the region for generations.
Central to this subjugation was the gender-selective terror inflicted upon Igbo women and girls, whose bodies were weaponized as spoils of war. Systematic rape and forced concubinage were codified instruments of imperial dominance, tearing these women from their ancestral homes and placing them into the royal harems (Eguae) or the domestic estates of Bini chiefs. This institutionalized sexual violence was not merely a byproduct of warfare; it was a deliberate strategy of cultural and biological assimilation. By forcing captured Igbo women to bear children who would be raised strictly with Bini identities, the empire stripped these victims of their autonomy while systematically erasing their maternal Igbo heritage.
The long-term consequence of this violence was a profound disruption of Igbo lineages and demographic continuity. While Igboland suffered a severe depletion of its population and the severing of ancient family lines, the forced influx of these women introduced an asymmetrical gene flow into the Benin population. This created a deep, painful biological paradox: a shared genetic heritage across modern border communities built entirely upon the historical trauma of captivity and exploitation. Through this systematic displacement and reproductive coercion, the Benin Kingdom left an indelible mark on the lineage of the region, fusing the two cultures through a legacy of enforced subjugation. I'm NOT Igbo, so this doesn't concern me. But if I were Igbo and any such rapes and coercive sex actually happened the last thing I'd do is going around posting about it and reminding people about it by constantly saying how proud I was to be product of such! Meanwhile, LIAR! LIAR!! LIAR!!!. See the true context of the photo he posted belowCommonsense ought have told him people didn't dress like this durring transatlantic slave trade!
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Crime › Re: 19-Year-Old Kebbi Woman Steals Newborn Baby, Presents To Her Husband As Her Own by QuinQ(f): 8:14pm On Aug 17 |
DMCA: ok. I am back from d mountain for today  Welcome back. How was it? That Louis guy opened a new thread. Won't let him lie as he always does!  |
Science/Technology › Re: The Black Box: African Americans Have Zero Genetic Connections With Spanish Moor by QuinQ(f): 7:15pm On Aug 17 |
LouisdeFrance: North Africans are Light skinned tan Africans. And yes they are genetically Africans like you are and share a common ancestry with Ham. Its curious to know now what Ham actually looked like assuming that he was always dark skinned but he could have been light tan skinned. You can't be mixing science and myth. Choose one!
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