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Beautiful indeed.

But why are they playing Chinese movie in it? Is it because we are owing China?

Fake story probably to drive traffic to the "escort site".. LMAO

Everyone is rotten from top to bottom of this rotten cesspit of a country.

How about those of us that are yet to register?

Nice work

Till he controls traffic to the point of motor accident as a result of error in passing them. Lmao what a useless country!!

Is her father rich and has lots of company? If so, her father should find you a white collar job. Otherwise do what gets you progressing and not what she wants. At the end of the day, if you don't progress because you want to fulfill her desires, she'll still leave you. Remember, women come and go, you remain with yourself forever.. Talk more this particular olosho you have as girlfriend.

Obviously if you hadn't saved any money to even think of buying a cab with it, and just like that you got sacked, believe me she would have left long time ago. She probably was expecting that you spendall your savings living some fake life together with her till your money is exhausted and she disappears with another guy.

OP, since she lefts you at your time of despair, kindly for whatever reason,for whatever memories, for whatever begging, DO NOT TAKE SUCH A GIRL BACK. I REPEAT DO NOT TAKE HER BACK even of you later get another white collar job. For if you end up marrying her and at any moment whenever things go a little soue, believe me she'd use your eye gbege before leaving you in you misery for another man.

paulolee:
yes i know..una de yarn like say this graduation thing go expire if he pass this year, you can still graduate next year na...las las next jan, skul gk resume and u graduate..

Oga shut up with your selfish mouth abeg.. Because you were able to hook yourself up with a hustle, that means every other persons especially those of us waiting to graduate within 2 months should continue waiting till next year?

Typical naija mentality.

No wonder ASUU aren't ready to join the IPPS stuff

The lockdown really brought a lot of advantage for me. I've taken time to learn a lot. No doubt, I probably wouldn't have learnt all I've learnt within this short time if school were opened. Really!

I've taken time to learn about life in general. Improved my written and communication skills. Learning fashion design too (even though I've not really being serious). Hahaha. But all in all, I'm utilizing it and never idle.

Lovely

My name is Ridwan, people are used to calling me Rilwan in my neighborhood. I used to be a big fan of Lil Wayne and everyone in the hood knows this. So there's this my Hausa friend that playfully joined me name together with lil Wayne and started calling me rilwayne. Due to my overzealous ignorance and love for frivolities as a young boy, I liked the name and adopted it too. LMAO

dignity33:
All this wealth of Tinubu when will he empowered his people or when will his wife do so even our amiable vice president never do so except audio youth empowerment and audio feeding of children at home from FG coeffer, not even Obasanjo ever do so, is this thing in there DNA, they enmass wealth as if they will carried it to the grave. But during the election you will see him with bullion van. Atleast sharing the Agboro people with motorbike or one million boys will help alleviate them from poverty .

Igbo politicians should empower your written English too. I developed fever after reading this bunkum.

confused set of Neanderthals

Canada
UK (I've always love the UK)
Australian
United States
Gambia

Yorubas are talk and do, not like some miscreants who only shout and hate on the internet. Hehe

Jaqenhghar:
So what is the red pill

Red pill has to do with you understanding yourself and your environment. That is, understanding the bitter truth about life so as for you to understand yourself and love yourself. Understand the true fact about your ever changing environment and getting yourself accustomed to it. Part of your environment is women too. You need to understand the true women nature to get accustomed to them. Unlike what government institutions, entertainment Institution and other societal apparatus tries to paint them for us, you need to understand them for who they are, and not what they want you to see them for.

In nutshell, the red pill Makes you understand YOURSELF and YOUR ENVIRONMENT.

Empiree:
That's hypocrisy of the politicians. That has nothing to do with writer's view. They are different cases unfortunately. We can see their glaring HYPOCRISY but again, it is different from writer's view.
Writer's argument is based on public moral law. We can only plea for leniency now and not argue about the judgement. It will make things worse.

We can as well say it is hypocritical of many Nigerian people who criticize this judgement because the same people are quick to strip thieves naked and set them on fire in the same Nigeria without judicial process. So it goes both ways actually.

The writer could have factored in the society for which he was writing too, that way, he captures everything and there won't be loopholes of bias. If he had written that with respect to a generally Islamic Society like Saudi, then no one have the right to bat an eye. But then, I raised a pertinent objection in my initial post to the writers opinion on why the prophet didn't bother about those that insulted him, I didn't see you reply to that. My conclusion in that post too, you didn't reply. Without a consensus on the logic that warranted the need to kill blasphemers, I don't think a supposed public moral law can be established.

Empiree:
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Government or not, sentencing people for blasphemy is sick. And the writer ignoring the fact that the prophet even did nothing to those that insulted him during his time shows he's not been honest in his analysis. For Pete's sake, who was the head of Muslims during the prophet's time? Was it not the prophet himself? So which authority was he expected to report to then?

Also it is important to take note that, this alleged blasphemy law is expected to take more foothold in a generally Islamic dominated society,and not what's regarded as a secular society. The hypocrisy of the North on this particular issue is obvious to everyone. Their politicians have been caught on numerous occasions stealing public funds. One was even caught receiving bribe on tape. Boko Haram/Fulani has continued to kill innocent civilians, when caught they are not tried in a sharia court, same with the politicians. They are tried in a non Islamic court. What is the Islamic punishment for stealing? Has it been melted out on any on these politicians? What is the Islamic punishment for taking people's life unjustly? Has it been meted out of Boko Haram and Fulani herdsmen? Why is a blasphemer being tried in a Shariah court while others are tried in a secular court? Why is blasphemer facing Islamic punishment for blasphemy while thieves are killers aren't facing Islamic punishment?
Between a blasphemer and a thief/killers who's impact affect the society the most?

These are pertinent questions we need to ask ourselves.

And jungle justice on thieves is not as rampant as it appears. Even so, thieves cause more damages for the already damaged society, the major reason why people take laws into their hands. But when a mad man insult God or his prophet, pray tell, what damage does his madness cause the society? Do we fight for a supreme Being as if he's not capable to do so for himself?

festacman:
I am against killing somebody for saying something silly about Allah or Mohammed. More so, being a Nigerian citizen, the superiority of the constitution to sharia law should give him reprieve.

However, my question is why should somebody blatantly and foolishly make a blasphemous statement when he knows the consequences in an Islamic society. I think the condemned fellow is an emotionally unintelligent person.

The truth is that WISDOM is key in life. A wise man understands his environment. Even Jesus Christ was very carefully in choosing his battles with the Pharisees because he knew that any mistake would truncate his mission on earth before the appointed time.

By the way, Bashir Ahmed like most Muslims knows that it is too dangerous to condem the death penalty openly. It is about personal safety.

Well wouldn't it have made sense if he had keep shut instead of openly supporting murder (this is a secular nation not an Islamic nation)?

He's a special aid to the president and hence any statement made by him is attributable to the presidency. How then can the president of a secular nation openly supports death to blasphemer? It's really sickening.

Very sickening

Wow, this country keeps going abysmally worse and worse since this government got reelected. How can this be coming from a SA to the president of a SECULAR COUNTRY. What's wrong with these people?

Just as a fish cannot teach the fisherman how to fish, a woman cannot teach a man how to handle women. Hence they have no idea of how the Redpill works and cannot give relationship advice for men. Only simps take relationship advice from women.

It's rather expected that they act like a rain-beaten brat when the light is continuing to cascade into the brain of men, but we men just have to stay strong. Get more educated. Read more books, try to write and raise your self esteem. These halfbaked unintelligent twerps parading themselves as feminists fear educated cum intelligent men a lot. They shiver at your eloquency and your grasp of reality. I believe while teaching the GAME, we should encourage men to develop themselves more in every important facets of life. Red pill should always come first before game. Understanding the game becomes easier when you grow yourself in tandem with the red pill.

ClassicMG:
can you show me where Nigeria is officially listed among the top twenty most countries engaged in cyber crime?

We don't need officially listed source to show that in Africa, Nigerians lead when it comes to internet fraud. You and I know this unless you just want to deny it. FBI recently fingered Nigerian ring for this same unemployment benefit, you can check here https://www.google.com/amp/s/guardian.ng/news/nigerian-group-named-in-covid-19-related-unemployment-benefits-fraud-in-us/amp aside that, most Nigerians have been arrested in overseas country for internet fraud, and you just can't deny the fact that other Africans don't come close to Nigeria when it comes to it. You hardly hear about other African National getting involved in it, except maybe very small portion of Ghanaians. Plus you just can't shy away that Nigerians are festering in it more and more everyday. Even locals that didn't even attend secondary school are now engaging in internet fraud in our society. 10years ago, even 5yeears ago, it wasn't so rampant like this. But today, out of 10 youths especially in our South here, one can guarantee that at least 8 engages in internet fraud. It's just what it is.

It's rather the nonsense writeup like this that's making other see you as fraudulent

No. This write up isn't nonsense unless you are just being mischievous by shying away from what you yourself see everyday happening in our society. Write ups like this call our attention and ask cogent questions like the one I asked you in my last post, which even you're still yet to answer. Again, if this internet fraudsters pandemic continue in our society whereby even secondary school students now engages in it, what does the future hold for our and for our next generation?

ClassicMG:
Typical Nigerian hatred for fellow citizen, Nigeria is not even in the top ten of countries with cyber crime. But typical Nigerian mentality thinking his fellow citizen is the one stop him from making it in life. One is even wondering where someone sees money to buy Samsung s7 when kids in other countries are buying gadget far more expensive.

There's no hatred here. We talking about morality. Tell me any African country that engages in internet fraud much more than Nigeria? Tell me! The question is, if the internet fraud pandemic continues the way it currently is, where secondary school students now engages in it, what does the future holds for us and the coming generation?

If you have sense, please answer my question!!

IPhone don become pure water. The way these people buy 300k phones like they just buying biscuits. All because they want to oppress we lazy youth that have refused to engage in internet fraud hahaha

Las las we go dey alright.. But mehn oppression plenty oh.. LMAO

Your friends put pressure on you to invest. Invest as if investment is that simple. Most people that do all these doubling your money BS are usually under the pressure this society put on them. Usually compare their lives with others and always rushing and running to be ahead of them. Your money is better getting rusted in your bank while they deduct charges anyhow than for you to put it in what you don't understand. I mean after MMM, why should any rational person engage in any of these get rich quick scheme?

But only god knows what she passed through before that 100k was raised for her, and the thought that she'd never see the opportunity to raise the money again, plus the shock that come as a result of the scam is enough to overwhelm a teenager, the major reason why this happened. But then, RIP to her. And I pray the scammer meets his Waterloo soon.

40 days gone already. So fast!