₦airaland Forum

Pdp life don finish for sokoto.
CHAI! CHAI!! APC no b only u be party nw,
APC dere is GOD ooooooooo in PEJ voice.

Ok,so who hav d quality of good leader? Jonathan i guess. Wit A1 in corruption. THINK B4 U TALK IF ITS A MUST. Anyway GMB 2015.

"Marriage certificate" OR "his school uniform"

What is he waiting for, including dose dat ar interested too. All i kwn is GMB 2015.

The speaking speaker has spoken.GBAM!
The change is now

SAI BUHARI

GMB 2015

Jst tired of dis useless pple and their party. Wetin u wan make him do? Show his marriage certificate abi, oh i don remember withdraw frm the race abi. Jst wait till feBUHARI. Stupid party with clueless candidate looking 4 all means for a good candidate to withdraw. GMB 2015

Continue TWO IDIOT.

GMB TILL ANOTHER CREDIBLE CANDIDATE

Chai! Nobody want to associate themself wit a loser and clueless president anymore. Obasanjo & babagida dis own him Now shagari don do is own.;( GEJ DON FINISH;(. GMB 2015

He shld wait till d next century.

NA U SABI. GMB 2015

story for d gods

sheedy407:
GEJ till 2019 or if the constitution allows 3rd term, then GEJ till 2014

. I luv dis, 2014 is d last bus stop.

Rutheby:
GEJ failed

u hav nail it.

Simply because GMB is an incorruptable person and a man of his word.

Obiagelli:
Abeg we are waiting for Buhari in oshogbo o. Make dem do quick

we are coming as quick as possible. MA

Kowa candidate, dis woman is too gbaski

ACPN candidate is better than AA and AD.

This AA candidate is .............

Wic kind TV be dis oooo, abeg park well. U better support CHANGE so that u can change dat ur TV.

Frankmishael:
buhari call your boys to other

chai! New year grammer from mrs jonathan candidate

Cant jst stop laughing. Return wetin after been used.;->:->%-)

But Op, hope say u sabi play football very well or u hav a brother playing football nd dey never make am, bt no b mikel write u nd ur brother destiny nw. Go give anybody u like d ward because u b CAF. Or sue them 4 nt given who u want dem 2 give. Nonsense.

OYO- AJUMOBI F9 is an understatement. Na G10 him get.

MAYOWAAK: The misconceptions around abortion need deconstruction. First is that women who seek abortion are promiscuous. Aside the subjectivity of the term “promiscuous,” studies show many married women seek abortion, too. Second is that children are generally a blessing. Well, not in all cases especially if we go by Nigeria’s 52,000 annual incidence of maternal mortality. Third, all children come from God and deserve to be born. Not at all children are a biological reaction; God does not make them, regardless of what miracle preachers say. Children are born because people have sex. And to those who make the banal argument of if-your-parents-did-not-give-birth-to-you-would-you-be-here, I ask in return, “Since your birth, what good have you done the planet?”

One thing conservatives should note is this: most women would rather avoid abortion altogether. I once attended a conference where a doctor who runs an abortion clinic read from the logbook her patrons filled after the process. It was agonising to listen. The women, one could tell, suffered guilty consciences. If the conservatives add to this the economics of abortion, they will get a picture of what the decision is really like for women who have to procure it. Others who trump up the argument of infanticide need to understand that matters of sex have many grey areas and there cannot be an umbrella definition of virtue to cover everyone sufficiently.

Issues around abortion are tense everywhere, even in the so-called liberal societies. Nevertheless, countries legalise the practice for pragmatic purposes as women who want an abortion will procure it regardless of risk to their health and, even, life. For all it’s worth, such women deserve support, legal and social.

Abortion legalisation does not mean women would start trooping to hospitals through the front door. Abortion is hugely stigmatising in many societies and the impact of this law will only be marginal for a while. The poor and working-class women will most likely continue patronising quacks. It will take time before society fully reconciles itself to certain realities.

Those who use religious precepts to counter arguments on abortion should understand that not all women are religious; some of us don’t want our choices decided by the injunctions in someone else’s religion. I am a non-theist; there is no rationale why my choices should be regulated by Roman Catholic principles. There are even multiple studies that show that on issues like contraceptives, Catholics are already ahead of the Vatican dictates, so why not let us be realistic?

The culturalist position on the issue is not more tenable either. Culture is not immutable; otherwise Nigerians would still be killing twins. And let’s not get started on the myth of superior African values. Cultural values are relative and Africans have no more mores that trump other places in the world where abortion is legalised. That we are more pretentious or too coy to deal with certain subjects is not superiority.

Let’s note: Abortion is never compulsory, either for the doctor or the woman involved. It is an alternative for those who exhaust their options. Nobody should therefore use their influence on political institutions to impose their position on everyone (otherwise, why resist Boko Haram?) That Imo State is Catholic-dominated does not make it a religious state. Okorocha should allow this law as a test of strength and virtues of those who preach love and tolerance on Sunday but live otherwise during the week.

Finally, I want to preempt those who will ask if I have any value for life at all. The answer is yes, I do. But I am also a realist so like Bill Clinton, I believe abortion should be safe, legal and rare. What our conservatives should debate is “rare,” not total suppression. It is delusional to assume people will always want every child when we know that mistakes do happen; people miscalculate. Nature itself is inconsistent and so folks find themselves with children they do not want.

When that happens, every woman should be left to consult her conscience and arrive at her own decision. Not everyone woman will choose an abortion anyway. The Igbo have a saying, “Egbe belu, ugo belu.” It roughly translates as live and let live. I read that in Chinua Achebe’s book.

ADELAKUN ADUNNI ABIMBOLA

Haba!!! Jst because of simple question.

%-)Sorry 4 dat jare, b4 many pple see dis, seun or any mod bring eraser or duster make i clean am fast fast joor.

Am bak again, talk rubbish nd i wil ban u,@ op ok jare

2- 0 Egypt don win

GEJ Administration is d worst admin Nigeria ever had, how can a criminal be pardon because of baseless excuse. GEJ 4 LIFE, i salute ooooo

Dialect, language,dressing, culture and looks.

Short of word. Dont know wot 2 say.

ujchief: What other investigation is the p.r.o talking about? Are they goin to investigate the dead body or perform an athopsy to determine the cause of death? Smh!

my broda i tire oo.