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midehi2:You'd make a horrible parent, no doubt. This is a case of a young boy who has been mentally abused by his own parents and is forced to be what the parents want, though through lies. A lot of us were raised in unpleasant ways. It doesn't make it right. He might have grown academically had he not received threats from his parents over failing JAMB. But no, you must reformat his brain because you were raised in such manner. |
Mutemenot:You guys should stop wailing endlessly, please. Had Jonathan and his cabals been upright, they wouldn't have lost out. |
Adaowerri111:You call this nuisance? Little wonder Imo state is the way it is. |
DaBullIT:I remember this quite well. |
iamjavadem:It won't even see the light of day. Nearly 15% of Nigerians are bloggers. |
This is too graphic! |
kimbraa:A person who studied any language is called a Linguist, regardless of the language in question. Special features are not given to the English language. Therefore, we would describe someone who studied French or the Yoruba language a Linguist. We can only go ahead to say he studied the Yoruba language or the French language should there be need for specifics. |
Useless, terrorist group. They have never said a thing about Fulani Herdsmen nor attack their alleged sponsors but find it rather convenient to want to sue over a piece of clothing because it is perceived that it belongs to their faith. There is no greater terrorism tendencies than the one exhibited by these folks. |
Messi will resign from the national team when they are knocked out. I guarantee it! ![]() |
MrBrownJay1:You should listen to Todd Dulaney's 'Unchurched'. The song is by no means referring to the likes of you. |
MaGenT77:9-5 is a waste of one's life. You won't know until you walk away from the horror. |
Efewestern:Lol. I'll be on standby. |
Efewestern:Efeoghene, Oniovo! I've been around o, just quiet. SEO of one of my sites have turned me into a passive fellow. Been a while. How have you been? |
I'll be waiting to read 'Hard Ball' from Mr. Gbenga Omotosho of The Nation on Thursday. This isn't ending soon ![]() |
utenwuson:EVERYTHING! He is a journalist, which implies he must remain objective in the eye of the public. He could choose to be everything he wants to be in his closet but no, he can't just hide his disgust and tribalistic tendencies. The funniest part is that he is in the West. |
phase1:Sam Omatseye is an Itsekiri man and not a Yoruba man. Ochereome's stone at the Yorubas is unprecedented. To have a public figure from a particular divide insult an entire race openly is the height of it. |
How does the Israel/Palestine's issue affect them? Foolish folks. |
See comments, Lord ![]() |
The stew looks raw. |
HannahHitler:The trick works on greedy folks. They must have promised her whatever or even told her they would double whatever she brings. |
Sapiosexuality:Three fallacies in less than twenty! 1. Hasty Generalization (Male chauvinism) 2. Argumentum ad misericordiam (What is wrong with being angry about the male chauvinism in this wicked world?) 3. Moral fallacy laced with rhetorics (The Now) By the way, you have deflected from the discourse. It would be great we stay on course. |
Sapiosexuality:Male Chauvinism?? Well, I am no misogynist so I won't talk about this. But then, everything is wrong with being ANGRY. You don't lead a campaign in anger and expect to garner followers. In the end, you'd come off as a mad man, or at best, a joke. If anger is a tool here then she is exhibiting a literary device we call ANGST. How did a simply plea for clarification amount to bullying?You might be a Chimamanda apologist but her discourse with Hillary was never a plea. 'In your Twitter account, the first word that describes you is ‘Wife.’ And then I think it’s ‘Mom,’ and then it’s ‘Grandmother'. And when I saw that, I have to confess that I felt just a little bit upset. And then I went and I looked at your husband’s Twitter account, and the first word was not ‘husband.’So would you please point out the 'simple plea' here? [s]How does questioning the illogical glorification of men showcase a child from an oppressive home? Honestly, if there is anyone who is oppressed, intellectually, morally and mentally, I think it is the majority of Nigerians who have bought into the matriarchal narrative. Once you free yourself from that, and understand what love ought do, you'd see with her eyes[/s] I'm sorry. I tried seeing the correlation of the struck out sentences but never really made sense to me. How does opening a door for a woman come off as illogical glorification? While you are playing Merlin to Arthur here, I hope you are aware that the lady in question is married and her ANGSTS, are directed at niceties or perceived soft spots reserved for the women folks by the men? Perhaps I would hit the next feminist on the shoulder like I would my male friends just because I intend saying 'Hi'. |
safarigirl:It is an unconscious act of protection, trust me. While you are jostling for the air by the window, a male feels more comfortable acting as the shield. It's the same way a man would prefer to be on the direct side of the road facing oncoming vehicles and you on the side he considers safe. Chivalry is not dead as most assume. The problem is that some acts go unexplained, leaving you to wonder why it has become a norm. |
CaptainGOOD:There are certain opinions that are regarded as dangerous, particularly when you force it on others, as seen in the video where she soundly bullied Hillary Clinton into changing her bio. Chimamanda seems to come from an oppressive home. I guess it defines her angst concerning men and having difficulties in understanding niceties. |
delugajackson:Not necessarily true. Two likely reasons; 1. She found fulfillment in charity works while she was married to Churchill and felt the need to continue even after their marriage crashed. 2. She probably saw the sums given to the ex husband by International organizations to further the charity work and latched on to that to make her own money. NGO's are super profitable these days. |
This isn't good to the eye one bit. It is supposed to be made from Okra, which means the possibility of liquid in the pot or plate must be slimy, save in case of a Vegetable Okra. That looks like a tonne of water which rules out the absence of Potash; a primary ingredient in preparing slimy dishes in Nigeria. I'd rate you 2/10. |
If I were you, I would install WordFence and iThemes Security. Configure them to fully protect your site and scan your site to check for any issues. Then I would install this plugin Anti-Malware Security and Brute-Force Firewall and run a scan with it. |
![]() Did this man really say this at this sensitive period. Lord! |
This one has embezzled money so much that his neck is pregnant ![]()
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[quote author=package7 post=68155523][/quote]His own is small sef. Mine was 25k, instead of 2500. Family and friends had a field day on the said date. |
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