₦airaland Forum

Eberejesus111:
Very true, I'm not refuting these claims dear brother, but my main issue is judgement done on someone or anyone in social media and every man and sunder follows suit because of the greater good.

And yes, there's man's own punishment for his own sins done by perpetrators in his society. But as Christians I am edifying us, not to follow the crowd. They know not what they do, but we ( being Christians) have the greater wisdom and we do know that God's judgement is greater than man's judgement.

Rape is no different than stealing, or murder or lying according to God's own view but man has accustomed these sins to suit himself, thereby making one sin in his society greater than the other.

An example worth noting is Homosexuality, did you know that in the 19th to 20th century, this was sin as a great sin in the society, that even people who practiced such, were killed instantly. But look at it now, this is now a sin, the world is advocating for as a normal way of life. You get the point, my beloved brother?

dynicks:
Something bout that second pics scares me!

Na human being face abi na alien wey just stroll enter earth be that?.....

Wait ooo! No be mrs chinyere Winifred be that?
Wtf did she do to her face?

weak45:
good morning fam. may we all find that peace we all seek in our lives. help me if you can as i am still crying out loud FOR HELP..

account name: abagwalatu ifeanyi
account number:2048777313
bank:UBA.

thank you.

Iogobenz:
yeah yeah sure.
I knew that from inception.was just surprised at her reaction anyways.
I am changing a lot. else the usual me would have said something that would have caused a scene.

Smile4daddy:
Half the people supporting Busola Dakolo I know are insane!

I know for sure every woman is sure an "Olosho" but you cannot convince me that all men are rapist.

Kendvrick:

tactius:
It's funny seeing people saying that 'the jobs have already been allocated' and 'NNPC is giving jobs to Northerners only'.....

The truth is, out of those 60000 , NNPC can only take a tiny fraction. The vast majority of the 60000 are going to be rejected. And many of them in their dissapointment are going to play the blame game because that's the only way to reassure your ego....you did not get the job not because you were not good enough, but because Hausas//rich people/people with conenctions/Muslims/Christians, etc.

The problem is, most Nigerians want a good office job where they can sit down and get salary at the end of the month. And the truth is, we don't have enough office jobs. Yes, our parents got nice office jobs..back in the 1960's and 70's...when we had to replace the white expat staff with Nigerians...but since the 1980's, the number of graduates has exceeded the number of office jobs available.

But the truth is, we could have had a vibrant private sector if we had .....electriicty, etc. But we are a country that doesn't want to pay the cost of power, we prefer price controls over everything, driving out any investors, because we are sooooo poor. Meanwhile, government can only employ a set number of people.

We could create a ton of jobs in the petroleum sector if we removed fuel subsidy, which means we would attract investors, since there are now profits to be made, who will build more refineries and other facilties, stimulating job growth. But no, we want subsidy, because we are too poor to pay for fuel. So, profit making is stifled in the petroleum sector....and investors stay away. Meaning jobs are limited.

I don't know....but if we want jobs galore ....we should start by removing subsides on fuel, and ending price controls on electric power. Sure, prices would jump up, but there would be more jobs, more kids in school , more profitable competition, better economy.

daddytime:
No farmers or legbukes for your area abi you mean a man with a strong pocket...

See her nose like small letter "m"...

MajorJeffery:
The difference I see is the body figure.

hammedkola:
Mind your business

toboy:
Nice! But this poster's ideology is entirely flawed. You don't need to meet a wealthy person before you realise you need not underrate people when you meet them the first time. Your loyalty changed because you realized this person was a dignitary. You shouldn't underrate people nomatter who they are. Judging from the your attitude in your story, if it was someone not so well-off, you would have totally snubbed the person. An ordinary person today can become a doctor, a governor, lawyer, or even stand-by person that can impact your life positively tomorrow. I don't know why some people think only wealthy people if worth their attention. Very stupid and short-sighted!

Tamarapetty:
Diswan don crase or what??

TayehJiboluwa:
Whether as a student or as a teacher, it is not a good thing to find yourself back in your former secondary school. You felt you are a student in the dream but the deceiver called you a teacher to make you believe things are not as bad as it looks. This is an enemy of progress at work, the power of retardation. This is what you should pray against, anti-progress spirits and the power of regression.