₦airaland Forum

Largas:
Guys, which generation do you think has the greatest ninjas.

Generation of Jiraiya, Hanzo, Tsunade, Bee elder brother, Orochimaru, etc.

Génération of Hashirama, Tobirama Madara, Madara young Bro. ...

Génération of Hiruzen, Danzo, 3rd Raikage that defeated 8tails.

Génération of Kakashi Hatake, Uchiha Shisui, Uchiha Itachi, Uchiha Obito, Gai Sensei, Asuma, Yamato/Tenzo.

Generation of Pain, Paper girl.

Generation of Lee, Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura, Ino, Choji, TenTen, Shikamaru, Lord Gaara, Neji, Naruto wife. etc.

I selected them because they were within the same age group and were kind of friends.

Guys, select your winner! !!

Remove Naruto's generation because Naruto and Sasuke are obvious overpowered guys.

Houseofglam7:
He just clocked 30

He looks 65!

Una bad belle people! Chai!
And another celebrity news hits frontpage! :O

betcindy:
check my signature and contact me

I did not see any signature, sir.

charlesopp:
Read stop being myopic
Some peeps are daft sha

And you had to insult her.
Did she insult you?

kingphilip:
Some of the points are good and I approve much of it but this #50 issue is as useless as the p in psychology

Since it has a minimum of a thousand naira na bank tellers go suffer am because I go surely deposit my money in #500 no matter the amount involved

Well, they had to try to raise money. Its so odd tho because people like students and those just into saving may be discouraged from saving.

irunooboo:
She may be fucking the governor of calabar. who knows how big the governors dick is sef

Lol. Gal you wicked gann!

The worst side of it is that Our Senate are still behaving like the oil sells for 200 dollars per barrel and then tacitly give consent to most of the corruption cases in the country. By now, you would have expected a morally sound senate to make at least a statement about the Dasukigate, but not even a thing. The most Nigerians can do is to use social media (since its almost sure that any protest about the expenditure of the executive and legislative arms of the government will be stopped by mobile police) and that may be taken from them via Social Media bill.


The second issue does not concern those in leadership but us down here: the masses.

When I was still young, I heard of the likes of Late Gani Fawehinmi( hope I got the name right), who relentlessly fought for the rights of the common man, even inspite of the difficulties they faced. My question is: what happened to those stock of people? Why is it that we just moan about issues without taking proactive actions to the issues?

I believe that its not until we start paying taxes before we make our leaders accountable. But we know what is killing us: we are too afraid of what may happen. We are too preoccupied with surviving that we can't even think of living.

For example if we decide to hold a protest in order to force our Senate to reduce their expenditure, we can. But everyone know that once they get wind of it, they will call 'our leaders' and influence them against it. The ones that stand resolute will either be locked up in prison or be killed. The rest of us 'followers' will now dispense and forget the fight because 'we need to live'. We are cowards, simple!

We always talk of the likes of South Africa, where they treat us like a plague. Let's be fair to them: do any of us know how much of their blood was lost due to apartheid? Do we know the sacrifices they made to sustain South Africa? We often mention our contributions, we forget their own contributions.

If someone decides to take the executives head on about their expenses, will we join in the fight? Will we storm the streets and the National Assembly in order to demand reason from them? I can categorically say no! Why? Because we will start consider our parents,families and the likes. We have often and are still abandoning this country to bleed to death. Even a good number of us who condemn the government don't have any solutions or contributions. Later we will start looking for who to blame for our woes.

Let's face it: the #50 tax is here to stay, at least for a while. Its up to us to really force our leaders to be accountable in all facets of the use of the money, so that it won't end like TISHIP and NHIS that most people would have forgotten by now.

Its only we Nigerians that can force development in the country. Let's not sit down and moan, but be proactive.

JideSM:
Hi rapmike, i've added you already. You can now send me your mobile number via PM. Regards

I have PMed you sir.

Lack of credibility: many people may shout corruption but I believe corruption is multifaceted, hence the current description. Many Nigerians have watched monies that were suppose to develop this country find their way to private pockets. This has caused a serious apathy about the country, especially if you consider the plea bargaining issue and the 'rule of law', then you can understand why. You may state that Nigerians should make their leaders accountable, but I will relate a current situation to explain what is happening.

Obafemi Awolowo University recently resumed from a 'mid-semester break', if you follow what the university management called it because it was effectively a shutdown of school. What happened? Students made a largely peaceful protest ( I said largely peaceful because of some little acts of indiscretion from some union executives). What's the underlying issue? Students are looking for improvement in the welfare conditions in school and in case you think that we are just ignorantly asking, we are not. The school fees had been increased three years ago ( which caused protests) to almost 200 percent. Yet welfare conditions have remained static if not worse. Students protested (as one of the ways we can keep them on their toes). What did the management do? Shutdown the school and witch hunt certain students.

This is not the first time or the second this is happening in front of me. The management have found ways to blackmail students and do whatever it is with the increase in fees.

This is not a minority thing, that's how it happens in many parts and sectors in the country. People will always suppress the truth and oppress others in this country. You are asking why we are not willing to pay taxes and all that, ask our senators why they refuse to accept the reduction Buhari proposed. If we are to talk of credibility, we should start from them. Its possible that nothing good will come out of the money generated and if people push out to ask for accountability, they will find ways to neutralize it.

Please I will continue talking about it in the evening. I have a practical at the moment.

I wrote this in reaction to this thread written by someone

www.nairaland.com/2877481/nigerians-live-paradise-dont-even

Mr jayfolarin, you made some honest points that every Nigerian knows (even those who insulted you) but you seem not to understand the remote issues behind the reactions of Nigerians. Please patiently read this write-up before replying.

It is normal that in every country taxes are paid. This is not suppose to be different in Nigeria as well. However, it has not been pursued vigorously due to a couple of reasons: chief among them is the dependence on Oil exports.

However, everyone should realize that when a new system of generating revenue through imposing taxes is done, people will initially complain, almost anywhere in the world. Even if its not verbally made, the inner groans will make a testament to it as people adjust to the new tax. That is expected.

In Nigeria, we do have other issues which many people will talk about but I feel it boils down to two things: Lack of credibility and fear of giving a fair fight.

bry8ted:
Lassa expendable....

Las Expendables!

bry8ted:
Lassa expendable....

Las Expendables!

TheSonOfMark:
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Random search and I 'stumbled' on this thread.

Likes disturbing ladies? Seems there have been several 'disciples' since then and the anti-buttlicking, say-it-as-it, no-hogwash tolerating 'movement ' has been growing.
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Guy, easy na, it was a prank and it was a long time ago.

Last bullet: you like disturbing them jare. When I noticed it, you created like 200 threads on them!

JideSM:
Hi rapmike, so sorry to hear this. I currently run a thread here called the MTN Customer Care Thread https://www.nairaland.com/1379574/mtn-customer-care-thread , where this issue could be resolved promptly. Please PM your mobile number to me and I will help resolve this. Regards

Can you give me your e-mail address, I won't be able to pm you from NL because we have not added each other.

thebestprice:
TAKE YOUR MTN SIM CARD AND IN TO WHATEVER MOBILE NETWORK SERVICE CENTRE YOU DESIRE TO PORT.. AND THAT'S IT.. new network ,same number

Am in Ife at the moment (school issues). Mind you if you can't help me, don't add to it.

Cc: r231, Freiburger, please move it to front page.

Please, I don't know where to take this to, the mods should help.

I am currently on MTN BIS which is monthly. I borrowed #200 credit from MTN because I may need to call some people soon. This morning I had about #143, then MTN deducted #100 from it, telling me its for 10 MB per day subscription which I have unsubscribed from for some months now. I don't understand why this is happening and its not the first time MTN is doing such. I called the customer care and every time they get to pick, they give me all sorts of stories. I am tired of this abuse and am only still using MTN because many people know me by this line. Please I need help, I want my money back, at least am still going to repay it back when I load credit on my phone.

Seun, Lalasticala, please I use God beg you, move this to Front Page so that a Nairalander can be helped!

yanabasee:
Cc: Rapmike .... Hope you're seeing this post... It vindicated my point... Which I said... Any rape victim who narrates her ordeal only get to make the man listening to feel sexually active... Read the OP's comment.

Bros wetin I do you wey you mention me again, lol!

@ the topic, well, its a two-way thing, some girls that shout r*pe use it as an excuse making the concept of r*pe more complex. Even the guy sef get him own wahala, na by force make u knack am that very day if at all? But the girl is weak as well. Hope she won't go and claim that she was raped again.

berryalen:
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Haaaaa! Snape?

quid:


". . . Northerners seem to have [...] an obsession about the Igbos. . . "

Just like South-Westerners

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHDaHlTaHJw
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How won't they be obsessed, when you came to their land and took over all the commercial activities!

That's the beginning of greatness!
Only that his skill may be wasted here.

Kenshinmunac:
#7 after waiting for so long to show you are real, she finally sends your sorry ass to the friend zone.

Tell them o! The OP dey make excuses for women anyhow now.

E be like say I go write counter-thread sef!

Estharfabian:
Imagine some guys wooing girls in Burial Ceremonies.... like who does that?

"Hey babe, Are U Related to the deceased? Can I get your number so we could mourn together??'' Lame with a capital "L"!!


Guys could be so Puerile sometimes!
Okay, I forgot to Add ''SOME GUYS"....

Hahahahahahahaha.....

Where did you see that kind of toasting
The guy that tries it must be dumb

yanabasee:
When votes are counted and the majority wins... It becomes a general acceptable view.

If you say men are wick... You've committed a fallacy. But don't forget that, the votes on whether your statement is correct or not will determine...

The ones you're defending will often say that... "A friend of mine was raped" or "My cousin says she was raped" or they'll say.. "Somebody told me about how his girl friend was raped"... They will narrate it for you... And they'll never say they were actually rape by themselves... You'll only get to defend the liars...

Well, no problem. Sorry for the misunderstanding and insults

yanabasee:
You have to do a statistical analysis on this... I don't say things becoz I want to or feel like... Go to your Area, meet guys, take a book and a biro... Ask them logical questions on their feelings towards girls who tell them about how they got raped.

Secondly... You have to bear in mind that, out of 100% of raped victims... Barely 5% will say they're victims. My point is. Girls who have been raped before will never say it. Under no condition will a girl tell a man she was raped. For instance.

A guy was strolling with his fiancee in the evening when some cultist came and dragged them to an uncompleted building..hit the guy with a bottle and he fainted instantly, then took the girl and they all raped her... She came out acting innocent..she called ppl to the scene and the guy was rushed to his apartment and when he got revived. He leta asked the girl that evening what happened and she denied it. The guy took her pant that evening, went and did a test on it, particles of sperms was discovered and testing his own blood... It didn't march. Girls don't say it... The few ones will say, they confided on you, but tells you in a manner that doesn't correlate...

I broke my vow to respond to you... But I beseech you to use your senses as a man..... Just do the little exercise I've asked you to and you'll not be ignorant again!

Don't get me wrong! You made a general statement and that's what am against. I do know that the latest fraud girls do in order to get men's sympathy is to say they are raped. I am not and I will not defend such nonsense. Its those that are actually raped (which as you said, mostly don't talk about it), that am defending here.

Well, I guess I got heated up and put in one or two insults. I am sincerely sorry about it.

Let's leave that one.

yanabasee:
Oga.... You insulted me by saying I'm senseless and my ilks think in such a manner...

If you've ever been where girls narrate their ordeal about how they got raped, you'll know the impression and conceit they liv behind.

Infact, lots of victims don't express it... They barely air it... They don't let people to know it... Nobody sees a rape victim as a decent girl... This isn't a gesture, this is psychology.

The moment a girl narrates her ordeal...To a man for sympathy... Such a man will never see her as a decent girl or one with a traumatical issue... Such ordeal will make a man to stick around for basically sexual reasons... Note that, most men will either try to warn them against making this public.

Have u seen how many homes that's been torn apart coz criminals broke into the house and rape the wife? You don't sound experience to me. I've said all I needed to say to you.. And I'll not respond to whatver you'd quote me to say. As you don't portray maturity.

So if a girl was actually raped and she managed to tell you the truth (which is not easy), you will see it as an excuse for sexual activity?! Is that what you are trying to say?

You are the one comparing r*pe with sexual activity. If anything, that's insensitive of you. You know how hard it is for a girl who got raped, yet you utter such statement? I don't know what else to say to you.

Anyway @ OP, there a high chance that the girl is lying to you.

yanabasee:
Oh well...

Mynd44, I've typed my punch lines countless times and delete them... I'm working on my anger and my temper... And I want to involve maturity in all my comments and post... If you don't ban this guy for a year...I'll be very angry as I posted a comment which I'm entitled to my opinion and he abused and insulted me at his will... Thank you.

So because I said your statement is stupid that's why you are saying that you are insulted.

Sorry o. By their fruits you shall know them.

P.S. If Mynd44 bans me then you too should be banned for insulting all the girls who have been raped and tacitly supporting a crime.