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Denko2721987:No matter how long the night, the dawn will break. |
Uganda, you're going down!!!! ![]() I'm sorry mama... I never meant to hurt you... |
DeepSight:That's your piece of cake. Bothers me not. Next time, ignore the ignorance of whoever you deem unfit to exchange with you. Misery loves company and being in that pathetic state and trying to justify it with you don't know what and whatever is your pound of cake. Don't spread your misery to the world. We are not oblivious of the world's problems, how we respond to it is what matters most and if you choose to off it, get off the lawn. We'll come join you when it's our natural time to go. A wise man can learn from a fouuolish question, but a fuuuool cannot learn from a wise answer because it is easier to fuuuol people than to convince them they have been fouuuoled. |
DeepSight:Euthanasia will never be African because it goes against the African soul, which holds life as sacred and belonging to the community, the ancestors, and God not to individual choice. A practice that intentionally ends life contradicts our spiritual and moral foundation, so it can never truly belong to us. I know about it and it is alien to us. Don't let the West indoctrinate you with foreign ungodly concepts. I hope you know they are assisting children now to take their lives. Jolene in my picture was in the news and the US guys said they were going to raise money to treat her for FREE, yet she still wanted to take her life. We don't do that here please. Dutch government backs plan to legalise euthanaia for minors under 12-years-old https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbEOLYSNO0k You will get to a stage where children will be tired of life and say they too want to go. You should actually study the principles of euthanisa, study the principles of your culture and tradition and then know which one is good for you. Euthanisa ko, Indonesia ni
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grandstar:Thank you for your honesty. I avoided religion or anything like that in my previous posts because I respect people and their faith and I'm not here to sermonize but one of the things that keep us grounded in life is spirituality. It often comes through religion but being religious does not mean you're spiritual. Religion is structured in beliefs, rules, rituals, identity, community while spirituality is inner alignment of meaning, awareness, values, and how one relates to suffering, purpose, and life itself. A person can be religious yet spiritually ungrounded if faith becomes external performance rather than internal grounding. In that case, religion may provide answers, but not resilience. It may offer rules, but not resources for navigating pain, loss, or emptiness because most religious followers are judgmental and pretend that they are omnipresent. They think they can see the future. They use the books to judge a person's current story without realizing that life is never linear. Life is a mystery. One guy is enjoying sin and it looks like he has it all in this worldly life while one other person is righteous and they are going through so much suffering. They start to question their maker and doubt the reward for their efforts. We only see pieces of the puzzle, not the whole board. Spiritual grounding, whether religious or not, does something different. It anchors a person in meaning beyond momentary pain, it teaches that suffering is part of being human, not proof of failure and it encourages presence, humility, and acceptance rather than escape or self-judgment. When spirituality is absent, people may feel disconnected from themselves, defined only by productivity, comparison, or approval and overstimulated but inwardly empty (especially in a hyper-digital world of tech and social media). That inner emptiness is dangerous not because life lacks value, but because the person loses sight of it. Being spiritually grounded does not mean constant happiness. It means knowing pain is temporary, even when intense, understanding that thoughts are not commands and having something steady to return to when the mind becomes chaotic. This grounding, whether found through faith, philosophy, nature, service, or reflection helps people stay tethered to life, even when life feels heavy. Many of us have had this dark thought but we must learn to see the light, not the darkness. I have also had those moments and they can be dangerous. No matter how successful you are, the thought will just creep in and if you let it make a match stick in the haystack, it will burn the barn! We must continue to perish evil thoughts and let these dark experiences teach us our WHY. Why are we here on earth? Sorry for the speech you didn't ask me to write. I am just writing from my heart as I think of it right now. |
grandstar:If you were not a religious person, do you think you'll have done it? |
Biodun1929:But don't you think we also have different temperaments? Some people like to be alone and it's okay too although I find that most people who have these thoughts, it festers when you are buried in your own thoughts and you close it up. It's like a two-edged sword, if you open up to people, they betray you, abuse you, manipulate you, lie to you, deceive you and misuse your trust, if you don't open up to people, you will live in your head. No matter how bad human beings are, we still need to deal with them. First with ourselves, then secondly with the world. Therefore ManKnowThyself. The art of living is what we keep painting, we are all artists in this world. |
Vikto17:When I read your first few words and saw that you've made up your mind, there's no need convincing you with whatever conclusions you already have made up. Your research of a very limited sample size can never be a representation of the world. But one thing I have learned in life is LIKE ATTRACTS LIKE. When you get to that point on life, you will be able to seive the wheat from the chaff or the other way round. Do what works for you. I wish you well. |
LordReed:Amen. I wish you the same. May we remain spiritually fortified for the battles of this world is not merely physical. God bless your soul. |
dettolgel:I agree with your last lines. I see you have a good understanding of the topic. I have responded to some of your comments in other posts here. All the same, please seek professional help. However, remember that the world itself is complex and as I post, one person is being buried while another person is coming to this earth, we take turns. One thing I have learned from my experience with this people too is that it's all in their head. The mind is the most powerful thing you have. Once it's messed up, you are messed up for life. God protect you and your loved ones from messed up minds. Amen. Thank you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqF5V3CdF1Y |
Babalegba:I don't have a clue? Oh please. You guys should give us a break. You have no idea who I am. This is not about being insensitive but what has been happening recently is where we have lost our connection to mama Earth and connecting to what will take away our souls. I don't take depression lightly and understand people go through it. I won't talk about myself. I know people going through it right now. I k know the people who have told me they want to end it right now, the people we keep pushing, the people we keep encouraging, the people we keep trying to understand what seasons is all about. What about those abroad? Don't let's even go there. Those ones that suffer seasonal depression, those ones that are facing home and away challenges, trying to find their direction in life. The beauty of life is our experiences. It's not about who has it worse but you go to an IDP camp and one person is smiling at you and you that have all the luxuries in the world are wondering how this person in this bad condition, this person who lost her husband and kids, this person who the bad guys showed her the video of the unalive, this person who has buried so many, this person who does not know where her next meal will come from, this person who still has faith in humanity despite what humanity has done to her, this person.... We are all built differently and have different tolerance levels, understandably so but our time on earth here is one of life lessons. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EJdr4MoCI8 The world has come to recognize mental health and there is much awareness about it. I want to be careful we don't pet these 'feelings' too much. Maybe because the world has not had world war 3 so this generation has become weak and selfish that they only want ME ME ME. The advent of the camera and social media has made them point the camera to themselves alone. They forget what humans are all about. There are certain principles in life that make us grounded, there are experiences from those who came before us that we learn from. What we just want is SEEK HELP when you have a problem. The old adage says A PROBLEM SHARED IS HALF SOLVED. NONE OF US IS GETTING OUT OF THIS WORLD ALIVE so we know this life is a journey we are living and our lives, no matter how short or long should have a purpose. You are very unkind to your maker when you take what was given to you despite the millions of sperms trying to win the birth place lottery that brought you here on earth. Whenever you think about your problems, help someone else. That way, you will learn more about yourself than the person you are helping. A person is a person because of another person. We all need each other. Don't disrespect us by cutting off the ties willingly just because you can. If all of us did that, none of us will remain.
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maasoap:I. Am. Enraged because this person was well exposed. This person was manipulative. This person displayed signs of narcissism. If you truly loved that woman, you didn't need to put her through that pain and guilt. The girl wey Don go her own jejely, you bring your script to disrupt her life. You tell us you are happy and unburden. So we that we are alive should feel the guilt of being a burden Ba? If you wanted us not to say nothing about it, keep your post off the way you deleted your socials. Don't disturb us with this WHY question. It's selfish and wicked. I carry the matter on my head because the guy knew he had influence and many people have gone through this moment where they lay low and take care of themselves because of the burden of this world. I don't want these people to start confusing our young lads who are now selfish and entitled due to the western world they have swallowed from new media. It remains a taboo. I deliberately did not mention the religious aspect of what he did but we don't want things like this and even our ancestors separate their bodies in the graveyard because of the abomination. |
When you elect leaders who have dodgy character and history, you get what you deserve.
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Guyman02:You are forgetting that her mother follows her to the club and is an older woman.... |
Guyman02:At the age Peller is, especially if you make reference to Africa, he is already a man. What is missing from what I see of him is that he lacks mentoring and guidance from MEN. Where are the elders in his family? I ask the same question about Portable. Children that are not cooked well become the bad food we smell on the internet. You can't hide your grounding. It will show in your behaviour offline and online. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81JPj8BqBBQ |
Gerrard59:People's experience and exposure ground them. Yes, exposure to older people can be a factor but what people get confused is that experiences are different. You can also be surrounded by moomoo adults when you are younger and you'll think that is our life is supposed to be. You keep going on with this mooomooo lessons until you are 40 years old and you can think for yourself. Some people start getting wise at 11 when life throws a curve ball at them and their mates are still under their mom's roof. That's why street kids have some life experience even though they were not refined through education. Some people read books that give them exposure. Life is never linear. |
Vikto17:I picked up on your word, guy man. A serious man knows what he wants. In fact, a man at this age already knows this is what I want in a woman. If he sees it, he doesn't waste his time looking for others. He's focused on building his own version of what he wants in life instead of looking here and there. ManKnowThyself
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noun a person who has an excessive interest in or admiration of themselves. "narcissists who think the world revolves around them"
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🇳🇬 Nigeria and the Law on Attempted Suicide: What the Law Actually Says Many Nigerians are surprised to learn that attempted suicide is still a criminal offence in Nigeria. This post explains the law clearly, without judgment or stigma. 📜 What the law says Under Nigeria’s existing criminal laws: Southern Nigeria (Criminal Code – Section 327): Attempted suicide is classified as a misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in prison. Northern Nigeria (Penal Code – Section 231): Attempted suicide is also an offence, punishable by imprisonment, a fine, or both. In simple terms: 👉 Surviving a suicide attempt can still lead to arrest and prosecution under Nigerian law. --- ⚠️ Aiding or encouraging suicide The law is much harsher on anyone who: Encourages, Assists, or Helps another person attempt suicide. This is treated as a serious felony, and the punishment can be life imprisonment. --- 🏥 Lagos State’s approach Lagos State has taken a slightly more compassionate step: Courts may order hospitalisation or treatment instead of prison for someone who attempted suicide. This reflects a growing understanding that suicide attempts are often linked to mental health crises, not criminal intent. 🔄 Is the law changing? Yes — there is strong national and professional pressure to reform this law. Mental health professionals, lawyers, and civil society groups argue that criminalising attempted suicide is outdated and harmful. There are ongoing efforts to decriminalise attempted suicide and replace punishment with care, counselling, and rehabilitation. Proposed reforms aim to treat suicide attempts as a public health issue, not a crime. 🧠 The reality on the ground Prosecutions for attempted suicide are rare, but arrests do happen. Fear of arrest can discourage people from seeking help. Many experts agree that punishment does not prevent suicide — support and treatment do. ✅ Key takeaway Yes, attempted suicide is still a crime under Nigerian law. No, this approach is not supported by modern mental-health science. Change is coming, but until the law is formally amended, the criminal provisions still exist. 💬 Final thought A society is strongest when it responds to pain with understanding, care, and support — not fear and punishment. Legal reform, mental-health awareness, and compassion must go hand in hand. Is suicide “un-African”? The honest answer is both yes and no, and history matters here. Traditional African societies placed a very high value on life. Life was seen as sacred and deeply connected to the ancestors, the land, and the community. A person did not exist only for themselves; they belonged to a family, a lineage, and a people. Because of this worldview, taking one’s own life was strongly discouraged and often treated as a taboo, not out of cruelty, but because it was believed to disrupt social and spiritual balance. However, saying suicide is completely un-African in the sense that it never happened is historically incorrect. Suicide did occur in pre-colonial Africa, especially during times of war, slavery, captivity, extreme shame, or total social collapse. Oral traditions, historical records, and anthropological studies all show that Africans, like all humans, experienced despair and breaking points. The real difference was not that suicide did not exist, but how African societies responded to suffering. Traditional communities had strong social safety nets. Extended families, elders, and communal living meant distress was noticed early and carried collectively. Pain was shared, not privatized. Modern life, by contrast, has brought isolation, pressure, and the idea that individuals must struggle alone. So the truth is this: suicide is not biologically or inherently “un-African,” but African cultures strongly opposed it and built systems to prevent it through community, care, and shared responsibility. Africa’s wisdom was never about denying pain; it was about refusing to let people face it alone. In many traditional African societies, people who died by suicide were often not buried in regular communal grounds. This wasn’t out of cruelty, but because life was seen as sacred and connected to ancestors, the land, and the community. Suicide was viewed as a spiritual disruption, so special burial rules applied. Families still grieved, but the act was strongly discouraged. Today, most communities no longer enforce these restrictions, but the memory reflects Africa’s focus on shared responsibility and respect for life. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGp688WtEWA We need to go back to our ways. Western ways will never ever work for us.
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Someone was thinking I was heartless to be hard on this person, that I don't know the battles, I don't know the things this person is going through, I don't know this and that and I said part of being a man is surviving trials of this world. I told the person to give me an alternative to willingly participating in your own death and the person could not. And then I said, finding solution is a much better part to taking your life. No matter what. I stand by my words. Life is tough. It will break you but sometimes I think Nigeria's law or punishment for attempting suicide is more of a logical one than the punishment itself. Nigeria's law is telling you, if you want to do it, just do it and go, make sure you do it. You don't know the pain you cause those living when you selfishly consider yourself only. You're not living for yourself alone if you don't know. Especially when you have influence. I prefer you take more steps to help live than take the easy step to press the end button when you know we will all leave this world unalive! Then like those boys who shoot in US, you now write a manifesto letter on your death. For what? Just go silently and don't disturb the world if you wanted us to not worry about you. It would have been easier for the loved ones to lie to us and tell us he died in his sleep. I am so disappointed and I have no nice words to say. This is where we have raised this generation to mental health everything. Spiritually ungrounded, digitally prosperous. Perhaps one day, we will realise our true reason for living. A person is a person because of another person (Umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu”: a person is a person because of other people). We will remember our purpose on earth, stay grounded and keep serving others because service to humanity is the price you pay for earth. Fall seven times, rise up 8th.
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Seuns robots will ban me again for this comment
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AlphaTaikun:Here’s a high-level list of Warren Buffett’s notable investments: 1. Apple Inc. (AAPL) 2. Bank of America (BAC) 3. Coca-Cola (KO) 4. American Express (AXP) 5. Chevron (CVX) 6. Occidental Petroleum (OXY) 7. Kraft Heinz (KHC) 8. Moody's (MCO) 9. GEICO (Private) 10. Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) Railway (Private) 11. Dairy Queen (Private) 12. Duracell (Private) 13. Precision Castparts (Private) 14. IBM (IBM) 15. Verizon Communications (VZ) 16. Wells Fargo (WFC) 17. The Kraft Heinz Company 18. Snowflake (SNOW) 19. Amazon (AMZN) 20. The Washington Post (Private) 21. Restaurant Brands International (QSR) This list includes publicly traded stocks and private businesses owned by Berkshire Hathaway. |
Yes, substantial research shows a strong link between heavy social media use and increased depressive symptoms, especially in teens and young adults, with higher usage often predicting more depression over time, though the exact cause-and-effect is complex and involves factors like comparison, cyberbullying, and displacement of real-world activities, highlighting the need for mindful use.
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AlphaTaikun:I won't bother responding to you. It's a good thing that investors details are not shrouded in secrecy and you can see who has what and how much because of stock market regulators. Thank you for the (HID) Awolowo story. I am happy with your detailed explanation of what he did and how you conveniently wrote 'same for Tinubu' and then went on lecturing me on compounding investments. Can you tell me one of the investments that Mr Tinubu invested in that is compounding his wealth into billions? Can you also tell me about his early life. When he went to school, what schools did he attend and early career. I just want you to write his biography since you know him so well. Do you also know any of his classmates in high school? I hear Obasanjo, I hear Soyinka, I hear Buhari talk about their old school mates, I even hear Bode George too. Who were his contemporaries and where are they today? He was a class of 66 or 67? Was he a science student? Just tell me a good story. I want to learn. President Buhari Hosts Classmates In Daura https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Tf65EGOAgo SOYINKA VISITS GCI ALMA MATER https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I356Twu-Kj8 |
AlphaTaikun:Some of you think people online never see money. Treasurer in ExxonMobil and because of that he became wealthy? You forget that there are people who have worked in more senior positions that have not made this much noise or you want to tell us they were not wise enough to put their money to work? Thank God he wasn't a MD, we no go hear word. Okay for the sake of argument, let's say he made money from Mobil, what else did he do after he left there? What brings cash flow to him? What companies does he have registered? What is his profession? We heard Akintola Deloitte, we heard Arthur Mbanefo who just died, they no make noise reach una. They have/had well established firms to claim their wealth. You just think you can bamboozle everyone you see online and assume they are children or don't understand how the world works. Everyone who worked in Mobil is now a billionaire! Tada! Oyel workers, Oyel de your head. Billionaires everywhere you go... It's quite an irony that his deputy's name as Governor was KOFOROWOLA ![]() |
Elusive001:My bro, no worry. Lies always need patch updates ![]() |
AlphaTaikun:Please tell me Tinubu's source of wealth. You think say na today dem born me. Tell me what work he did. Wealth can come in any form, I'll-gotten wealth can come in any form. Some people got wealthy in Nigeria through oil blocs even if that is wrong but you can say, this is what they did. Tell me with track record what Tinubu did and has been doing to get 'wealthy'. Then tell me what Pa Awolowo did and I will tell you the difference. Even KWAM 1 can tell us he has been singing for 40 years, Ó ní iṣẹ́ tó ń ṣe Nigerian leaders find it difficult to explain their wealth because it is not built on enterprise. It's always wishy washy and when you question it, they want to intimidate you. No clear story. Wealth without enterprise.
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Last weekend, Nairaland members told me that Seyi Tinubu was born into wealth because his father was a billionaire. I asked them for the work his father did, they told me I was jealous, I should tell my dad to go and be a billionaire and all balablue explanations. They told me his father funded NADECO, one even said that if you know what his father made when he was in USA, the same man who told us he was a gypsy cab driver and he will never forget how a Naval officer slapped him Then they told us he worked for Deloitte as an auditor, he worked for Mobil, he was a Senator 🤡🤡😂😂😂😂Bola Tinubu: My Life As A Cab Driver And Security Guard: PM News - Politics - Nairaland https://www.nairaland.com/3022845/bola-tinubu-life-cab-driver I told them Lateef Jakande was also a Governor for just one term. I also told them Fashola had gone back to practice. Abeg which industry Tinubu get. I won't look down on anyone who does honest work, so if you make your money from selling akara, I respect you but if you sell akara for morning and do blood work for night, I👟They abuse me tire but I no send their papa, anyone who has no credibility has no respect. If you like let him have trillion dollars, he ain't got any respect for me. Elon, Dangote, Cosmas Maduka, Abiola, even if you think they got favors, they all HAD COMPANIES you can trace. They never also got into public treasury. Keep defending your oppresors while they steal from your children's inheritance. You go explain taya
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Did you notice that Makinde doesn't stand close to Wike? ![]() Do not die in their war 🤡🤣🤣🤣
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Then they told us he worked for Deloitte as an auditor, he worked for Mobil, he was a Senator 🤡🤡😂😂😂😂