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Properties › Re: Owerri Residents Groan Over Exorbitant House Rents by Saladdin: 8:18am On Oct 28
Gerrard59:
Places such as this with high rent are hilarious to me. So, aside from gov't and bank jobs, what kind of jobs are in the private sector? Average salary for a fresh grad?
It's more than hilarious. Aside the tier 1 states in the country, there's practically nothing to justify the outrageous cost of renting in most states in Nigeria. States that are struggling to pay the minimum wage, where there's no strong private sector participation.

They (agents and landlords) now freely call millions of Naira for basic, unserviced houses and apartments. No tarred roads, no 24/7 electricity, open gutters, no greeneries, no standard furnishing etc. It's just so annoying.
Properties › Re: Owerri Residents Groan Over Exorbitant House Rents by Saladdin: 8:12am On Oct 28
Rocky247:
House rent in Ilorin Kwara State is more than this amount presently
Not only in Ilorin, that madness is presently pervading everywhere as I speak.

Go to Minna or even worse, Kogi State and see the cost of rents there. States that are practically on life support from FG with barely anything going on. The same holds sway across several states in Nigeria and you'll be tempted to think to think those landlords and agents are no longer humans.

Aside the tier 1 states in Nigeria (though still exorbitant, but there are lots of opportunities there) nothing justifies the outrageous rates being paid in other parts of Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Isa Ashiru Moves To ADC by Saladdin: 8:50am On Oct 23
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by Saladdin: 9:23am On Sep 25
WriteerNg:
⚡Macron says France is sending troops and air defense systems to Saudi Arabia to reinforce protection around the kingdom’s key Yanbu oil export facilities amid Houthi attacks.
Lolz, they keep enriching those facilities with targets. We are about to see more "unusual precision" at work with the Houthis. cheesy

As it stands everything is fair game even if it means lighting up Yanbu to force the deranged clown prince's hand; our sure bankers (the Houthis) are up to the task.
Crime › Re: Black Mentor Sentenced To 48 Months’ Imprisonment For Investment Fraud Scheme by Saladdin:
Karlovich:
Same way a fake accountant was selling heroin and cocaine to blacks in Chicago during the 1970s and 1980s until he was apprehended and made to forfeit the proceeds of the drug trade
LinkedIn is filled to the brim with the likes of Joseph James Nantomah. They'll be oppressing hard working people with idealistic quotes and flashy borrow-pose lifestyle.

If you do not know their source of income, you'll almost be tempted to think something is wrong with you whereas you're perfectly okay.

Nothing beats having a simple goal with a strong drive to achieve it.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Houthis Shoots Down Saudi Arabia's F-15 Fighter Jet (Photos, Video) by Saladdin: 6:19pm On Sep 16
sunbreaker:
They are bombing holy land now oooo. Nigeria northern Muslims no green carry placard. Worth an irony
Many of you dabble into discourses that's above your pay grade. Who are those that considers the entire Saudi Arabia as "Holy Land"? Aside the holy cites of Makkah and Madina (which nothing will happen to), nobody gives two Kobo what happens to the rest of Saudi Arabia.

If you FA, you'll FO.
Celebrities › Re: Olu Jacobs Is Dead by Saladdin: 10:37am On Sep 16
Deep condolences to the family. Baba played his role like no other, and no other person will be able to play it like Baba anymore.

Dementia is such a painful and depressing medical condition. It takes the person and their family apart piece by piece till the final piece. cry cry
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by Saladdin: 10:39am On Sep 12
LordAdam16:
supreme leader is bored

somehow should price his market
so he doesn't feel left out

man is looking at russia, iran, houthis
and thinking "why me"
everyone having fun without me
and no mending ukrainians in kursk doesn't count

-Lord
grin grin grin

He has outgrown his role of keeping the Americans on their toes when it comes to Korea. I'm sure he won't mind playing around and honing his craft in the ME if the Persians gives him the opportunity.
Properties › Re: Baye Homes: Pretty Lady Aims To Transform Nigeria’s Real Estate by Saladdin:
Ever8090:
Nawaoio...e just be like say God get personal problem with some of us...you go hustle like say you want die but you go still to rotate for one particular spot...
Bro, better be very thankful of the countless gifts he has given you o; sight, hearing, complete limbs, cognitive ability, no terminal disease etc. He also gave you the gift of Hope. Yes, hope that tomorrow will be better.

Visit the hospital as you'll see people that'll give all their material possessions to have or regain just one of those gifts I mentioned.

Just keep hope alive and all will be well. smiley
Celebrities › Re: Nimmy Ferrari's Father & Mother Fight Over Her House by Saladdin:
This is a sad case. Yes, the father might have his flaws that's another matter on its own. However, looking at the two interviews, the mother seems to be the more useless parent of the two. It also showed that deceased loved and trusted her father as he always ensured she invested, saved and even built the current house she was to park into.

The sorry excuse of a mother remarried and parked her properties to her ex husband's house and lived there (albeit temporarily) even when she has a husband. Again, she sold a land that belong to her daughter and squandered the money, leaving the young lady scared. Then few days after her death, she and her useless new husband wiped the late daughter's account clean without any consideration for any outstanding debt or obligations that she has.

Yet she came on camera to cry and insist that her daughter's corpse be buried in the compound. What's the catch?

That said the practice of burying deceased ones within their home needs to stop except for rare cases. For God's sake it has no apparent benefit for the dead, there's a big risk of groundwater contamination (borehole etc) and it also reduces the value of the property.

At the end of the day if the house is to be sold, her remains, regardless of the stage of decomposition will be exhumed and relocated which is more degrading and disturbing.

More importantly, it seems her religious life was complicated, but she Nimmy (Nimot) seemed to openly identify as a Muslim as evidenced of her burial, and she died without siblings nor children but both her parents her alive. The ruling is that is that the house should be sold. Then once it's sold, all her debts and obligations (if any) should be paid. Once it's paid then from whatever is left, the father is entitled to 66.6% of the sales proceed and the mother gets 33.3% of the profit.
Family › Re: He Relocated From PH To Bauchi; Now He Is Living His The Best Of His Life by Saladdin: 8:23am On Sep 04
ceejayluv:
Did he tell you he's staying in a village in Bauchi?
Or Bauchi no get city?
It's the arrogance for me. He's even mentioning quality of education cheesy cheesy. Don't be surprised that he has never stepped his foot in Northern Nigeria.
Events › Re: Dancing Pallbearers Lose Grip — Casket Hits The Ground (video) by Saladdin: 3:30pm On Aug 31
Stephen0mozzy:
Shitz happen 🙈 Be like the saxophone was screaming on behalf of everybody 😂

I cannot for the life of me trace the place in our culture when it became "normal" to dance with the corpse. I think it was popularized by Hollywood movies in the early days.
It is a degrading practice. A corpse ought to be buried as quickly and quietly as possible. Families should not have to suffer more (by buying and spending unnecessarily) simply because they lost their loved ones.

STOP going into debts and needlessly stuffing the dead with chemicals in order to "celebrate life". It's inappropriate and depressing. undecided

Bury quickly and quietly then use the money that ought to have gone to those unnecessary expenses to either; help a struggling living family member, dig a community borehole or donate to an orphanage. That's more uplifting and would preserve the memory of the deceased. More especially that community where the incident took place seems to need the gestures I mentioned above.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Dangote Fleet Management Graduate Trainee Program by Saladdin: 5:39pm On Aug 21
OssanaQuest:
Since when did Dangote and other companies start hiring and collecting employee details with Google forms?

Hope these are not fake job adverts designed to collect information of Nigerians for electioneering purpose?
Countless reputable companies in Nigeria and beyond use Google form especially when they want to quickly fill up roles.

So it's not fake at all.
Culture › Re: It Is Wrong For Your Children To Bear Your Name As Surname by Saladdin:
friday2011:
Yes ooo, same way you do not have to put me in your mention cos my choice is none of you business, if you like name your kids, after your fucking ancestors, na you sabi.
I totally align with your first post.
You give birth to a child, he bears your name, as it's your right. Bearing your ancestral name is optional. My father bears his own father's name, I bear his name, my sibling's child bears my sibling's name. Yet my (beloved) grandfather's name is fairly popular in my town. Practically all of us did not use his name and heavens did not fall. Why should I erase myself from the tree in order to keep my ancestor's name going?

No doubt he may a point that one can bear their ancestor's first name if it's prominent and can help them in lots of ways. However it's optional and not wrong for a child to directly bear the father's name.

I used to enjoy some of his threads, but his outbursts towards some monikers here shows pride. He can do better.
Islam › Re: Henna Designs: Is This Permitted In Islam? by Saladdin: 8:03pm On Jul 31
ufotunang:
.. can't it contaminate foods they used those hands to cook
Nope, once dried, it does not contaminate food. But when it's freshely worn, women hardly cook immediately, as the patterns would not have settled.

So the chances of food contamination is very low.
Islam › Re: Henna Designs: Is This Permitted In Islam? by Saladdin: 8:00pm On Jul 31
Utimu:
Is Tatoo not an art Designs ?
Wow. Comparing tattoos and Henna design is a long stretch. Totally incomparable. Yes they are both designs, but Henna is usually natural and fade off with time, plus it's very common, cultural acceptable and not seen as obscene.

But tattoos, though some are temporary, is done usually done with dangerous chemicals, has a high probability of scarring the body and the also mess with the blood. If you get permanent tattoos, you cannot donate blood.

In addition, tattoos, especially heavy ones are usually seen as obscene in both the Global North and South. Even most businesses will reject a lot of tattoo forms.
Islam › Re: Henna Designs: Is This Permitted In Islam? by Saladdin: 3:31pm On Jul 31
dapadawee:
Everything about Islam is gory
Take your meds and mind your business. You'll heal in no distant time.
Islam › Re: Henna Designs: Is This Permitted In Islam? by Saladdin: 3:30pm On Jul 31
Ironfaceman:
When I go to Karimo market I see many moslim women and young girls adorn their hands and fingers with this art works.

It's not tattoo though but it very prevalent among Fulani and hausa girls.

I want to know whether Islam agrees with it and what do those weird design mean.
It's Henna design, and a harmless beautification art. So it's permitted.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by Saladdin: 8:37pm On Jul 30
WriteerNg:


Namaster is an entertainer.

Your posts are 🔥
Not only an entertainer, the big man is a no-nonsense person too. Him blood dey quick hot cheesy cheesy

I'm sure if he's in-charge of Iran's Aerospace Force, by now Sataanyahoo, MbS and all their gangs of weaklings for don get permanent Room and Parlour for Washington.

They'll be doing remote presidency from there. Because their respective capital cities would be half-gone.
Crime › Re: Abia Barber Caught With Pot Of Human Hair In Ritual Room by Saladdin: 12:37pm On Jul 30
Silly, dirty-looking human being. When will people learn that ritual (esp. using human parts) will only compromise your body and soul and that it'll never make you rich?

It will only give you the facade of riches, but it'll never bring riches. It'll only still your peace & rest of mind, then invite anxiety and madness, yes, literal madness.

If it brings riches, the useless Godforsaken Dibias/Boka/Babalawos would have been billionaires by now. Rather you see them live in unsanitary conditions and toil hard to get small change and extort you. They know the repercussions of all these and this is why I intensely dislike them because they end up running lots of lives.
Education › Re: The Annoying Trend Of Uniforms In Nigerian Universities (photos) by Saladdin:
I doubt it's a nationwide phenomenon. It should be few unis (or even few depts). Between, the pictures posted by op looks like a single university (or two). The structures are identical, so there should be no basis for generalization.
Family › Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by Saladdin: 5:12pm On Jul 29
This is disturbingly sad, because ispossessing a widow with orphans whom are currently mourning is a grevious sin.

It's still a mystery why her late husband's family would act this way. Or is there something they are not telling us? There needs to be an investigation or sort into the man's death, especially when foul play is suspected and I'm not ruling out any party here!

However, this is disturbingly common in the society. That's why God condemned and promised such people will face the harshest punishment from him. Because he knew that untamed greed can be a destructive monster

This is why a Will is very important. A balanced one at that. If you have several properties, cash and financial instruments, ensure everyone is protected in your Will; your children, spouse, your parents, yes your parents too, and if it's possible you can extend something to your siblings if possible especially they are struggling financially.

However if such won't go round, then your spouse, children and parents are the most paramount.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by Saladdin:
Namaster:
The PDFile is CONFUSED.

He's been THREATENING to invade Kharg Island and STEAL Iran's oil.

Now, he's FANTASISING about bombing it.

The PDFile needs to pick a lane.
And ACT.

So that Saudi Arabia will know their FATE.
Exactly. I personally believe that the land invasion and brazen theft would be the final straw for Iran and that will unleash that legendary fury of theirs that'll consume any and everything in it's path.

By then even a $5 million toll per ship and $50bn cash upfront payment would not be enough to stop it. My heart goes out to the Gulf clowns when the day comes. Because they'll see their capital cities being turned into a parking lot in their very eyes. Satan.yahoo and his military chiefs had better built a sea bunker in the middle of the Red Sea because Tel-Aviv would be a permanent red zone for him.

Should PDFile ever walk the talk, then they should replay to him what in 3D what happened to the Romans Spring of 53 BC.
The Persians practically butchered them with heavy clouds of Arrows. The Romans then was a superpower, could be described as "Ancient America", and that was one of their worst defeat. The US will never be an exception.

What they did with bows & arrows then is what they are doing with launchers, missiles and drones today. Their strategy has been the same for over 5,000 years simply because they mastered the art of decimating from a distance. Truly history never changes. This time around na trucks of pop corn dem go order inside their military headquarters and chew on it while they smoke out every single invader and their enablers from every corner in and out of Iran.

So while the Persians have mostly been a defensive empire, they know how to counter expertly and when they do, it's always bloody for the belligerents. I hope we don't see Americans servicemen being quartered live on TV.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by Saladdin:
Namaster:
The American TERRORISTS are dealing with some of the MOST INTELLIGENT people on earth.

A sign of that intelligence is the ability to ADAPT and IMPROVISE.

Downside of that intelligence, though, is that it typically dulls BASER instincts like violence and brutality.

Because they are BRIMMING with commonsense, they seem to believe that other people should have a FRACTION of that commonsense.

That's why they are still hoping to NEGOTIATE with BRUTAL American TERRORISTS.

In the case of Iran now, their INTELLIGENCE is looking very much like a BURDEN rather than a boon.

Imagine this:

Since the war was FOISTED upon them, Iran has fired MORE THAN NINE THOUSAND Missiles. Likely as many DRONES too.

YET, less than 30 civilians have died from IRANIAN attacks.

Even their attacks on TANKERS are calibrated to just DISABLE the tankers.

Meanwhile, the Freedom-Mongers and their GENOCIDAL sidekick have SLAUGHTERED nearly TWO THOUSAND CIVILIANS in their "precision strikes".

Iran needs to inject some VICIOUSNESS into their strikes.
The Persians have always been among the GOATEDs for millennia. Everything about them has always been refined; knowledge, warfare, spirituality, medicine, city building, hygiene, arts and sciences etc. From the Achaemenids to the Sassanids, no be today o, my Oga. Even when they wage wars, they fight in a HUMANE way. This is something that will forever be above the pay grades of the likes of Satan.yahoo and his hordes from hell.

While Europeans were still living like savages, flinging poops from their windows and bathing once every few weeks, the Persians have been living like royalties, creating advanced engineering marvels like underground water channels, sophisticated plumbing networks, impossibly clean public bathhouses and massive monumental structures.

The lots of of Europeans started getting better when they started stealing other people's invention, destroying what they don't understand and claiming victory for what's never theirs. Their nature has always remain the same. For thousand of years till now, very little has changed and that's why the Epsteins will forever be gluttonous thieves, honorless and can never be agreement-capable. Their nature cannot change.

To cap it all, the Holy Prophet (s) once strongly commended the intellectual rigor, dedication, and capability of the Persians when he declared that: If faith/knowledge were at the Pleiades star cluster (which is the most distant visible star from earth), men from Persia will attain it. That's how exceptional they've always been.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by Saladdin:
WriteerNg:
⚡Brazil blocked visas for two senior U.S. State Department officials, preventing a planned visit over concerns they intended to question the security of Brazil's electronic voting system ahead of the October presidential election.

Brazilian officials believed the trip could undermine public confidence in the country's elections, while the U.S. State Department denied that claim, saying the visit was meant to discuss election integrity, religious freedom, and free speech.

The U.S. officials also planned to meet with presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro, who has repeated disputed claims about election fraud.
It's commendable that Luiz and Geraldo developed some spine and told the feecekrs to sit their ass down in Washington.

Which discussion do they want to have when Brazil globally ranks higher than the US in electoral transparency, religious freedom and free speech? An overwhelming Catholic and heavily syncretic nation is not interested in such stupid discourses. Brazil's racial and religious unity should not be messed with.

When last have anyone heard that someone was gunned down for being a religious minority and practicing their faith in Brazil? Breath in the wrong direction as a racial or religious minority in Middle America, and the rednecks will do with you what they know how to do best.

The Epsteins should solve their shit in the ME and Ukraine let the world know and breath peace.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by Saladdin: 1:27pm On Jul 25
Watcharena:
This guys should just give evacuation order to the king's palace
cheesy cheesy cheesy
Omo MBS and him Papa go don hole inside one secret bunker for Riyadh o.

The Clown Prince no too dey show face of late. That's part of the consequences of aligning with hypocrites.

Like Writer always says America is safely tucked oceans away, but you open your eyes wide as they set your own neighborhood on fire.
Science/Technology › Re: The Women Protecting The Last Remaining Gorillas In Nigeria by Saladdin: 8:46pm On Jul 24
A big kudos to those mamas for being responsible. It's a huge disgrace that their men would rather sell those 🦍🦍 to poachers or kill them for food.

Meanwhile Cross River, like other Nigerian states have failed to live up to it's potential. By nature it is a stunning tropical paradise and could have been a tourist magnet and hub of exotic foods and fruits.

Only Donald Duke made reasonable effort. But that prof ought to be stripped to his boxers and flogged everyday! The state could have been earning really well to become self-sufficient.
Business › Re: FG Launches YOUTHCRED, Offers ₦200,000–₦2 Million Loans To 500,000 Youths by Saladdin: 9:40am On Jul 23
Newsgeek24:
https://verynigerian.com/fg-launches-youthcred-for-entrepreneurs-offers-n200000-n2-million-loans-to-500000-youths/
I doubt FG is ready to really grow entrepreneurship in Nigeria. What's 2 Million in today's Nigeria when it comes to serious business?

Countries are pushing good funds to fund indigenous FMCG, Agro, tech startups, while our government is giving it's youths 500k to start POS business or provision businesses that has been saturated to high heavens.

Apart from improving macro conditions that will stimulate rapid business growth, there needs to be very accessible ZERO interest loans and grants for serious entrepreneurs. Make it truly pan Nigerian affair.

It's better we have few dozens of tax-paying companies employing many, then with smaller businesses. Than to increase the density of POS businesses across Nigeria.

This is not encouraging at all.
Family › Re: Dear Single Mothers… Pls Don’t Give Up On Your Child by Saladdin: 9:33am On Jul 23
Godspowerpro:
The Inspiring Lamine Yamal Story- Bold Oracle House

Psalm 150:6 KJV‬
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD


The little boy in these photos was raised by a single mother who refused to give up, even when life gave her every reason to.

Meet Sheila Ebana, the incredible woman behind football sensation Lamine Yamal.

Originally from Equatorial Guinea, Sheila immigrated to Spain in search of a better life. She became a young mother when Lamine was born in 2007.

After separating from his father when Lamine was about three years old, she took on the responsibility of raising him largely on her own, working modest jobs to put food on the table and support her son’s dream.

Money was scarce. Life was difficult. But she never allowed hardship to become an excuse to stop believing in her son. She encouraged him, supported him, and ensured he kept chasing his passion for football.

Today, that little boy has become a FIFA World Cup champion and one of the brightest young talents the game has ever seen. At just 19 years old, many already believe he has the potential to become one of football’s all-time greats.

So to every single mother out there: your current struggles do not define your child’s future. Keep loving them. Keep believing in them. Keep praying for them. Your greatest achievement may not be the life you’re building for yourself, but the life you’re making possible for your child.

The world celebrates Lamine Yamal today… but behind every applause is a mother whose sacrifices made the impossible possible. ❤️🙌🏽⚽

https://www.facebook.com/share/1Dez3YVmuM/
OP, your intention may be to encourage and give hope to people, but your Facebook source is filled with lots of pseudo truths. Even quoting Bible verses?? shocked

Yes, his parents were separated, but his father and grandparents played very important role. His father alongside those youth coaches were practically his first manager. The man did as much as possible to ensure he was focused. As a matter of fact, his paternal grandmother, father owes most credit to his professional success than his mother. Old lady drives him tirelessly and regularly to his football field, even his dad had to go nights at old jobs. So her as the main pillar behind his success is a huge distortion.

This is not to support separation, in fact, I despise it except as a last resort. So for every successful child with separated parents, there are millions with failed successes and sadly never see the light of the day. His case is a very tiny exception which is not the norm.

Though this not to dismiss the vital role played by his mum, but records need to be set straight.
Family › Re: Father Of 11 Asks Sharia Court To Compel Daughter To Get Married by Saladdin: 5:31pm On Jul 22
I understand that the man is frustrated as a parent, not doubt. However, while a parent ought to guide their wards from making mistakes when selecting a spouse, the ward, especially if female must NEVER be forced to choose someone against her will.

Force renders the marriage, null and void and many seem to estimate the consequences of force marriages. Islam is against force marriage, and that's why that court cannot rule in favour of the father.

The man should have sat her down, let her experience her preference in a spouse. Then ask her if she has someone in mind or if she'll be willing to be match made? I doubt this man took any of those steps.
Celebrities › Re: KWAM1 Is My Father - Tiwalade Aduke Serina Ayinde Marshal by Saladdin: 5:21pm On Jul 22
This sad case is one the reasons that makes adultery/fornication very dangerous, especially for women. She will almost always be always on the losing side. Because either she chooses to conceive, or abort or deliver, there will always be steep consequences for her. Madam has succeeded in permanently traumatizing that innocent kid.

She was most likely naive and star-struck then, and believe she could trap him with the pregnancy.

See the woman giving the child "Ayinde Marshall" as her surname cheesy cheesy. Biologically, he might be the father, that's where it ends because the likelihood of him ever claiming her is <5%. Even if she resembles him to the T, it's not his child... Though I personally tend to believe that she's Wasiu's illegitimate child.

Wasiu's character definitely leaves little to be desired, but she has no right to ever give that child his surname. Just like the lady that tried that nonsense with Davido months ago. A child delivered out of wedlock will always be known as a bastard and that's why Baby Mama and Baby is useless route to take.

For humanity sake, K1 should view her as an "orphan" and extend same kindness that he'll give to a regular orphan to her and her mother. Not necessarily claiming her as his, but kill the negative attention, extend some generosity (not her entitlement) and let everybody waka.

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