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Toymax88: Like seriously? You think people will pause their lives and dedicate all their time to search for your previous post? ![]() |
Flazer101:Across Earth’s biosphere, intelligence and social cohesion have evolved not as luxuries but as essential strategies for survival. Numerous species demonstrate astonishing mental capacity and complex social behavior often surpassing humans in specific contexts. Elephants, for example possess immense memory and emotional intelligence. They mourn their dead, recognize themselves in mirrors and form tight-knit herds led by experienced matriarchs. Their brains are not just large, but structurally specialized for empathy and social bonding. Wolves and lions are apex predators that thrive not as lone warriors but as members of tightly coordinated packs and prides. Roles are shared, their young are protected communally and coordinated attacks are executed with precision directed by instinct and experience. we humans on the other hand require artificial tools to meet even basic environmental challenges like clothing, shelter, fire, farming. Without them, we perish quickly. This profound inefficiency has led some to explore the “ancient alien” hypothesis, the idea that humans are not native to Earth but rather introduced here, perhaps through directed panspermia or extraterrestrial intervention. Theorists cite our sensitivity to sunlight, high rates of chronic disease and our relatively poor adaptation to Earth's flora and fauna as circumstantial evidence! |
Toymax88:There's no way to tell what your story is all about. Why were you at the welfare office? What or who is MIL? The children that you want enrolled in school, how are they connected? |
A government that have not achieved anything should not be trusted |
EmperorIsaac:What? You can't relate? |
Civil servants are the worst form of scammers in the country. There are syndicates in every government ministry, agency or parastatal that defraud job seekers daily and Contractors too. If i decide to write a book on what those bastards did to me when i was looking for contracts it will be more than 800 pages. |
A Man shared a video of the pain every man go through every morning that girls can't relate. The video which have now gone viral has alot of males sharing their experiences with the daily pain men have to suffer every morning https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StRQmVw0f6k?si=qpypGFA18NxxYSYQ
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As a scientist, it is often our duty not to flatter, but to observe objectively and sometimes uncomfortably. Strip away our technology, our clothes, our tools and what are we? Naked, soft-skinned primates with limited endurance, poor night vision, no natural camouflage, no fangs, no claws. We are born nearly helpless, requiring years of care before we can function independently. Contrast this with other species each finely tuned by evolution to thrive within Earth’s challenges. Consider the camel, nature’s desert engineer. With the ability to conserve water, tolerate extreme temperatures and traverse scorching dunes with ease, it scoffs at the very environments that would kill a human in hours. |
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JIBO4REAL:That's the problem! Nobody is feeling superior to anybody, we all equal, facing the same social economic problems as Nigerians. What i gave you is simple basic entrepreneurship. If a need exists in a community, it creates a gap for a business opportunities. People who travel outside their home states or country just seek out these gaps in different communities and make money out of it...it's simple as that. It mustn't be Igbos! |
Thought they said Igbos don't sell land to non Igbos. |
JIBO4REAL:How do you hate someone who came to satisfy a need and fill gaps in the community? Unfortunately for primitive thinking people like you, the constitution of Nigeria clearly supports any Nigerian to settle and do business without any discrimination in any part of Nigeria. Until the constitution is changed, you can't stop anyone from exploring any community in Nigeria for business opportunities or you will be arrested and sent to jail. |
JIBO4REAL:Take up a dictionary to understand the meaning of acoomodating someone. To accommodate someone means to provide for their needs, desires.... Someone bore the risk of uncertainties, spent his money to venture and set up a business and you think you did him a favor without contributing shit? You guys are funny |
Danzakidakura:Scientifically humans are no where near natural abilities that some animals possess. Bats and bees can see things in the dark and underwater by using echolocation...i .e interpreting echoes. Bees, birds and some reptiles can see ultraviolet ligh Eagles can spot prey from several kilometers away with clarity that humans can only dream of. The list is endless |
ProudlyLagos:You are going round circles. Human Capital Development at it's core is the mental or psychological development. It's a transformational change that involves moving from fatalism to responsibility From tribalism to nationalism Southwest doesn't have a different GDP from the Southeast or a higher life expectancy or a lower poverty rate. Real development is not resistance to innovation, entrepreneurship or reforms rather embraces them. This aspect of development is the most critical because no amount of infrastructure or resources will lead to real development if the people’s mindset remains regressive, clannish, tribalistic...... I repeat again, there's no region in Nigeria that is developed or more developed than the other, including Lagos state or Ibadan you mentioned. People in lagos or Ibadan don't have access to clean water, no constant electricity, no good roads, life expectancy is low, infant mortality is high, insecurity is high, no quality hospitals, literacy level is low, unemployment is high, corruption is high...e.t.c. Untill all these things are in place, there's nothing like development in such a society! Please learn how to make your points in a civilized manner in your next post. |
Dtruthspeaker:You are getting the whole thing wrong. You cannot get an opposite of something within itself. The opposites can exist in the same place and time but not within themselves or mix together. The opposite of dryness you mentioned is obviously wetness, if there's no wetness dryness will not exist. Secondly, the believe that God is all good stems from limited knowledge about the nature of God. Even in the Bible there are verses where God said he is both good and evil. People erroneously have that believe that God is one fluffy harmless compassionate being. That has never been the nature of God and he has demonstrated his true nature severally but humans will be humans, we cherish our delusions. |
For everything to exist it has to abide by certain laws that govern existence and the universe. These laws applies to everything in existence including God. One of the laws is the Law of Opposites. For light to exist there must be darkness, for poverty to exist there must be riches, for up to exist there must be down, for good to exist there must be evil. This law is true and applies to everything, everyone and every place. That you are not seeing an opposite in a particular place or time doesn't mean that it's not there...there's light in space but it's covered with darkness. |
Funny how a people oriented business wants to be on the wrong side of the people. |
The image might appear like a mockery to many but it's actually a solidarity gesture by Donald Trump. |
Most likely the scent on the clothes of the dead owner. Animals have better senses than humans. They smell better, perceive better and see better than humans. |
ProudlyLagos:For a person who claims to be educated, I believe you should know better. There is no developed state or region anywhere in Nigeria...including your paradise Lagos state! The country as a whole is underdeveloped, retrogressing and worsened by inhabitants who are are clannish and primitive in thinking. People like you mistakenly believe that development is all about infrastructure but real development lies in the mentality of a people—the way they think! You can't have the mentality of a she goat and be claiming development no matter the infrastructure available! For your information, I also served in a village called Igodan, located between Okitipupa and Igbokoda in Ondo State. As a Nigerian from the Southeast, I provided free education, endured the worst kind of living conditions and faced hostility.... they even have this weird culture where your drink or food can be taken by anyone as you are drinking or eating without your permission, all they owe you is salutation and proceed to drink to their fill and leave ![]() It was in that community that I saw a pit toilet for the first time in my life and even witnessed someone fall into one full of feces. Many of the houses were built with red mud and roofed with grass. I used to think all Yorubas spoke the same dialect and understood each other, but I was shocked to discover that the people in that community spoke a completely different language—one that Yorubas from Lagos, Oyo, or Osun neither spoke nor understood. I was also shocked to learn that the only drug store in the entire village was owned by an Igbo man. Which got me thinking. Imagine how many of the natives of Igodan would have died from treatable illnesses like malaria if that Igbo man hadn’t been there to provide antimalarial drugs. The Igbo man will naturally not also move to the community if there was a native already providing that service there |
ProudlyLagos:First off, Geographically the Southeast and southwest both occupy the rain forest region of Nigeria.This simply means they share similar climate patterns and topographical features. So there’s nothing fundamentally present in the southwest that's missing in the southeast. The real reason why you'll find people from southeast in other parts of the country is the same reason Europeans, Arabs and American come to Africa, not because their home countries are undeveloped but because there are huge gaps and niches that must be filled. Where the locals are not able to fill these gabs and see these gabs as frustration and systemic issues, migrants with capital and experience see viable business opportunities... markets to be served, properties to be developed, ideas to be introduced, markets to dominate and money to be made! It's called entrepreneurship...that's the spirit that drive everyone you see outside their home state or country doing business or rendering a service—not poverty but vision ![]() |
Tinubu wants to destroy Nigeria with his insatiable greed. He is using state funds and authority today to coerce people and turn Nigeria into a one-party state. His son Seyi is accused of stripping people naked, recording the heinous act and assaulting them for having a different opinion. Nigerians are suffering from the worst forms of hunger, insecurity and hopelessness, yet what occupies the minds of Tinubu and his wicked supporters is spending billions of public funds erecting campaign billboards across the country. Historically, the reassuring thing about reckless, careless leaders like Tinubu is that the people always win. |
Deal or no deal Nigerians will shock all the heartless politicians |
proff010:So you'll have to wait until it happens to you personally before you take action?...isn't that foolishness 😒 |
damoobaba:You guys always crack me up with that line whenever you bring it up. Out of all the people you "ACCEPTED", how many did you offer free housing and meals when you "ACCEPTED" them? Did you give any of them loan or grant to start their business? It's wild how you expect someone who took a risk, invested their own money and moved out of their comfort zone to build a legal business without your help to owe you anything. |
This looks staged.... |
Very useless set of touts, they ought to be banned. |
jamafa:So you believe someone will just wake up and falsely accuse the son of the president of assault, battery, bribery and kidnapping? There's no way to describe what to call you. |
It's sad that we still find people who support a man who assaulted another man, stripped him naked, recorded it and shared it with his accomplices. Seyi Tinubu does not have more privilege under the Constitution than the average Nigerian on the street but the corrupt forces that have kept the country poor and undeveloped for years will protect and shield him from facing the law. One now wonders, what example is the president’s son setting for the youths of Nigeria? That you can commit heinous crimes and get away with it if you have corrupt forces behind you? or if you can buy them? This is a wake-up call to every man, woman, girl, and boy of good conscience. It is Isah today, it could be you or your loved ones tomorrow |
This issue of submission has been overflogged, especially since slay queens and baddies started becoming housewives. After much scientific research and empirical analysis, it has been established that any woman who is too big, too woke or too aware to submit to a man should remain unmarried in her father's house, bearing his name |
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