SixSeven's Posts
Nairaland Forum › SixSeven's Profile › SixSeven's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 (of 184 pages)
Amaechi is a more polished version of another Rivers State Governor that wants to be president, ARROGANT! What I watched yesterday, it's Amaechi that fall my hand but he has been in politics for too long so he doesn't know how to control himself. He was telling us about 40 years in politics, where do yoh come from? We know what it means to win elections? 24,000 lawyers can vote Sowore but I know 93 million people will vote for this and that. On the other hand, I am happy he gave Sowore a response because most times Sowore gets away with some of what he says because they can't respond. Amaechi was able to list the rail lines his administration as Minister was able to build but he didn't do well. He mentioned the line then said he doesn't know how Tinubu's government is now managing it o. Amaechi cannot absolve himself from the problem we have today. He helped bring this government he wants to remove to power. He also said he would never be a VP. He thinks we can just forget all those things he did and said just like that. I also want to remind him that spending 40 years in politics is not an achievement and I will teach you politics style that he had yesterday was nothing but ARROGANCE. This is why we need more debates, they all need to tackle themselves. |
Racoon:I was watching the interview on Arise this morning and I found it funny that he did not know that he admitted that APC ruined the economy with his own mouth. I will quote him https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-27l0XaIyM? He said this when Vimbai asked the first question 👇 Vimbai you know, when you deal with or tackle a problem that was allowed to fester over generations of leaders. There's no romantic way to deal with it. There's no romantic way to remove the fuel subsidy. You see all of this talk and second guessing and you know I mean overanalyzing of how huge subsidy was removed you know they're doing that because they they were not in the chair they were not sitting there, they were not in the shoes of the president, when you confronted with the levels of you know real sheer madness that the economy had become when this president was inaugurated there's no nice way to do it when want to dismantle a system of dependence built over generations. There's no romantic way to do it. You know, it's like taking somebody into your home rentfree for 20 years. The day you tell them they have to leave your home to go rent an apartment of their own, pay money out of their pocket. Listen, there's no smiling, you know, I mean, way to greet you to say thank you for, you know, I mean, kicking me out of your home. This is Morka in 2024 👇 1. On Buhari's Economy: "The Buhari administration did nothing in eight years but to clean and mop up the mess made by the PDP". 2. On the Phantom Economy: "What Nigerians don't realise is that the PDP operated a phantom economy, where billions of naira and dollars were awarded and thrown around for declared national projects. Projects that were never done as such". 3. On the Transition: "Buhari was a stopgap president who came to keep the country from tipping over the precipice of sixteen years of horrific maladministration of the PDP government". So from blaming PDP throughout Buhari's 8 years to now blaming the government you took over from that you said was cleaning the mess, this your mess eh, the smell no good ![]()
|
The joke of the pictures here is seeing Obanikoro there 🤡Politicians who often appear to lack principles do so because they prioritize winning power, party loyalty, or personal gain over public service. Our politicians are opportunist without ideology Our politics here is come and chop politics. Because it is devoid of principles, the defenders will think it's hate but na hunger o. This is why they all don't trust themselves because they are all interested in power, just power.
|
Do you think that a lady who has not been married officially owes a man total loyalty in courtship or dating? Yes No If you want her, perform the rites, face her family. Be a man. Until you do that, she has no loyalty to give to you. Even when you perform the rites, you still don't have the right to take her life. Return her to her family. That's why you face the family first. Foolish man took another person's life and is now a murderer all for infidelity when you should be happy God showed you what you needed to know and you can Esc yourself from that matrix 🤡 |
Stop bashing women. I know they have their own but we are all selfish. As a man, learn to love yourself first, then give the remaining out. As a woman, love yourself first then give the remaining out. Both men and women, be ready to face the consequences of your decisions. As a man too, remember that once a woman gives birth to her children, the love for the children becomes stronger than the love for you. Because they came out of her. Women, also know that men can be selfish. They don't have empathy for what you face some times but also recognize the sacrifices they make to be a man, not a boy. Because most women only recognize this only when the man has gone.
|
Let Tinubu speak for himself. You guys love to paint stories that even the owner does not know. I remember how Buhari denied that promise of making 1 naira to 1 dollar despite the party putting posters up there. The verdict is out there https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-J5CVl-Fx0 |
TradingGod:Don't do that sir ![]() She's my sister. She's just mad and unfortunately I won't fall for those emotions. ![]() |
HacheNoire:I don't really think so. They have been doing this for many years and people still traffick. |
Image123's post has inspired me to write this based on what many religions preach 1° Islam The Prophet Muhammad routinely prayed for protection against debt, stating: "O Allah, I seek refuge with You from sin and from heavy debt." When asked why he prayed against it so frequently, he responded, "When a man gets into debt, he speaks and tells lies, and he makes promises and breaks them" (Sahih al-Bukhari 832). Do not borrow out of lifestyle envy or unnecessary want. Islam views borrowing as an absolute last resort for physical survival. If you borrow money with no clear capability or intent to pay it back, it is classified as a form of theft. 2° Christianity Proverbs 22:7 explicitly warns against the loss of personal sovereignty: "The rich rule over the poor, and the borrower is slave to the lender." Romans 13:8 commands: "Owe no one anything, except to love each other." Do not use debt to bypass patience or buy luxuries. The scriptures treat voluntary borrowing as an dangerous trap that subjects your future freedom to another human being. 3° Judaism The Torah frames economic independence as a divine blessing and borrowing as a curse resulting from poor choices or misfortune. Deuteronomy 28:12 promises that in times of blessing, "You will lend to many nations but will borrow from none." Conversely, verse 44 warns that if the nation falls astray, the foreigner "will lend to you, but you will not lend to him. He will be the head, and you will be the tail." Do not assume financial obligations lightly. The Book of Psalms 37:21 strictly states, "The wicked borrows and does not repay." Relying on loans when you could instead reduce your lifestyle violates the core principle of self-reliance. 4° Buddhism The Buddha explicitly lays out the psychological torment of unnecessary consumer borrowing: "Ina-adanam (taking out a loan) is suffering for a worldly consumer... The person borrows, and then experiences the mental agony of being tracked, bound, and hounded." Do not let desire (Tanha) drive you to spend money you do not have. The Buddha praised Anana Sukha (the bliss of debtlessness), stating that it is far better to live simply on minimal food than to enjoy luxury bought through borrowing. 5° Hinduism The ancient Rig Veda contains literal prayers asking for liberation from the traps of money loans. In Rig Veda (Mandala 2, Hymn 27, Verse 11), the sage prays: "May we, O Gods, be safe from the debt-binder, let us not live under the pressure of loans." Do not disrupt your Dharma with frivolous obligations. Taking on debt for vanity or unneeded material goods accumulates negative spiritual friction (Rna) that clouds the mind and binds your karma to lower material attachments. 6° Sikhism The Guru Granth Sahib directly addresses the spiritual darkness that swallows a person trapped by excessive worldly desires and debts. On Page 179, the text warns: "The faithless cynics are caught in the trap of attachment to Maya... bound by many varieties of debt, they waste away". Do live strictly by Kirat Karo (honest earning through your own sweat). Seeking loans to fund desires or things outside your actual earnings is seen as submitting to Maya (illusion) and choosing mental bondage over spiritual contentment. 7 ° African Traditional Religions African traditional religions generally do not condemn debt itself, but emphasize responsible living, good character, community obligations, and moderation in material desires. Debt becomes problematic when it comes from greed, dishonesty, reckless spending, or the pursuit of status beyond one's means. The focus is do not allow material desires or financial obligations to undermine your character, household, or community. |
Image123:This thing you wrote, hmmmm whether na Christian, whether na Muslim, it is our biggest problem today. A lot of us, even those wey go school no de gree hear this thing o and it's funny that many religions preach against it. https://www.tiktok.com/video/7639483727147552014 https://www.tiktok.com/video/7467600638373891374
|
OP, what happens to the guarantor when the debtor dies ![]() Who guarantees the debt? |
OneDollarSalary:I don't think he is aware of some privileges law enforcement officers have |
pocohantas:I knew you wouldn't read. That's why I concluded my session with you in the first para. My dear, unfortunately, that's not how the law works. Even before the British brought their own form of justice, our traditional ways too made sure that they investigated cases and didn't conclude immediately. There is a popular proverb that says A person who judges before listening to both sides is a fool. (Nigerian proverb) I believe it is a paraphrasing of a Yoruba proverb that an elderly person who judges based on one account is not worthy of being an elder. Times and times again, even in the most believable allegations, I've seen in this short life of mine never to rush to conclusions because of my bias even if I have seen the same thing happen 99 times. There is a maxim in law that: Audi alteram partem. Translated from Latin means "hear the other side" or "let the other side be heard as well". It is similar to another African proverb that He who listens to only one side of a story and draws a conclusion is guilty of murder. In modern law, Audi alteram partem is considered a fundamental principle of natural justice and procedural fairness. It states that no person should be judged, condemned, or penalized without a fair hearing. Did you see others writing that she put him in the car? What if she had always wanted to frame him for something like this and this was her opportunity? What if he died in her car? What do you know about the relationship between her and the guy in question? No be dis life? Your outrage is understandable but emotions don't rule over facts. Early to court doesn't make you the winner of the case. Gotocourt! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OonkSg6YJL4 |
pocohantas:That's not how to judge cases but I understand your bias already. It has already concluded the case so thank you for your contribution. In court, allegations are not evidence, and public opinion has no legal weight. The law operates on the strict principle of the presumption of innocence, meaning an accused person is considered innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law. An allegation is merely a claim or a charge. For a conviction to happen, the prosecution must present admissible, credible evidence that meets the highest legal standard of proof. An allegation is merely a claim or a charge. For a conviction to happen, the prosecution must present admissible, credible evidence that meets the highest legal standard of proof. Public judgment is often based on rumors, emotions, and media reports. Courts strictly prohibit hearsay and emotional speculation, focusing only on verifiable facts, forensics, and vetted witness testimony. Jurors and judges are legally required to set aside personal biases, public outcry, and media coverage to decide the case solely on what is proven inside the courtroom. The entire burden rests on the prosecution. The defense does not have to prove the accused is innocent, they only need to show that the prosecution's case falls short of absolute certainty. |
Parents are no longer parenting anymore. It's the internet that is the parents of these children. https://www.tiktok.com/video/7626475452571356446 The results are out there now https://www.tiktok.com/video/7667646049808387359 |
omenka:I shared that opinion (I shared the post) because it makes so much sense. Sorry you didn't read a world of it. We all know what we are doing. Bye |
In the animal kingdom, the male fights to woo the female In the animal kingdom, male animals frequently engage in intense, often dangerous physical battles with other males to establish dominance and win the right to mate with females. Driven by massive spikes in testosterone, these competitions take many forms, utilizing specialized natural weaponry like horns, antlers, or teeth. Male lions fight brutally to win or defend control of a pride of females. These clashes involve ferocious roaring, swiping with claws, and biting. The stakes are incredibly high, as losers are exiled and winners take over the entire pride. Often called kickboxing, male kangaroos (boomers) square up face-to-face to win access to females. They balance entirely on their strong tails to deliver devastating kicks to the opponent's stomach while scratching and punching at the head. Bull hippos are fiercely territorial over stretches of river containing females. They fight by charging through the water and violently slashing at each other with their lower tusks, often resulting in severe battle scars.
|
Poverty of the mind is when you are rich, the only thing you have is money! |
judewrites:She can tell. CCTV is digital evidence. |
What I watched yesterday, it's Amaechi that fall my hand but he has been in politics for too long so he doesn't know how to control himself. He was telling us about 40 years in politics, where do yoh come from? We know what it means to win elections? 24,000 lawyers can vote Sowore but I know 93 million people will vote for this and that. SixSeven:Now the problem I have is that our politics has sunk so low that Obi is the one that looks good out of all of them. We have had low grade politicians especially since they packaged Buhari that anything Obi says look good but if you critically analyze him, you can see that we are not asking questions and we are bound to repeat the same mistakes if he wins. Nigerians get carried away by emotions and ojuelegba logic. For instance someone can say I don't trust all of them, at least, Tinubu has been there before, Atiku has been there before as VP, let me choose those ones. You know why? Nigerians have Stockholm syndrome. Any of their leaders that increase the pain for them, they somehow increase the threshold of resistance. No one is asking questions anymore and the campaign we have today is so poor that Obi is the only one talking about some of the issues. Some. He is supposed to be in debates, more question time, how do you want to fix it, do you have your cabinet ready etc but Nigerian politics today is so poor, I may not blame him for not saying everything he wants to do because once you do that, these guys will copy it or attack the person or start promoting their propaganda. Of all the candidates, only Obi seems to have that aura of decency to inspire change. The last person that demonstrated this was Osinbajo, even though I don't support the party but he had it and everyone saw it. That so-called new Sherrif in town Lai Muhammed was touting was shown by Osinbajo in those two weeks he was in charge. Leadership is not all about bragging, power or might. Your aura matters and it is this decency that is working for Obi. He is part of the ex Governors set but his ways and conduct make him stand out and even if the other candidates copy him, if e no be panadol, e no fit be like panadol. I wish Nigeria good luck. https://www.tiktok.com/video/7632098379836689671[/quote] |
At least he can speak, if we allowed Buhari to speak like this, we for don sabi. Why can't the others speak too? Why are they sending delegates to speak for them? It's you Nigerians that will be foolish for repeating the same mistakes over and over again. If they are sending delegates to speak on their behalf, they are giving you the middle finger that they don't care about you when they get there. Na una go explain taya when their spokesmen speak on their behalf. Na who come mumu pass 🤡 You heard Osinbajo speak but you went for those who were less qualified but when they show you shege you think say out of the abundance of the heart na there the mouth no de talk? 200 million mumu SixSeven:Let Tinubu and Atiku also talk to us directly. You cannot claim to want to lead us and you will be going through emisarries. Let them make their mistakes themselves. Buhari will talk during his time, 4 different people will interpret what he said. We can't be having presidents who behave like Oracles, which we all know is a way to shield their incompetency and lies. The sycophants around him will then say it is silent achiever. If we had pressed Buhari well, we would have known he was not fit for office since, man was sick and made us spend our money taking care of him. They never want those interviews. Come on!
|
dollytino4real:Then don't fall for their spy. It's easy for us to blame others but difficult to take responsibility. I always tell my friends that life in the UK is particularly suited to people who are conscious of consequences and disciplined about their choices.I am wondering why people feel things should be different just because you are a celebrity. The guy could be innocent and I pray he is able to prove himself. He could also be guilty but when I hear the vulgar and crude words that come out of these MCs, I hope it's not part of what they will even use for their case. Maybe they can hide under creative license but what do I know sef? I am not his lawyer. |
pocohantas:So we have CCTV in the change room or outside the change room? Because the manager checking the CCTV did not tell me anything, it only confirmed what you wrote here: Saw indeed he followed her there. Did he follow her into the room? In justice, it's not about shouting or claims, I am against any form of molestation but in this short life of mine, I've seen over and over again people who shout and when you sit down to ask the questions, you see that their case holds no water, that's why I can't also judge this case like that. |
judewrites:I actually believe a 10 yo can also talk when asked questions so we can also confirm from her. |
Gotocourt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-J5CVl-Fx0 |
This is the confirmation that APC will not win 2027. Nigeria To Be A One Party State,pdp Will Rule Nigeria For 60 Years.pdp Chairman - Politics - Nairaland https://www.nairaland.com/128156/nigeria-one-party-statepdp-rule What happened to PDP will befall APC because we have done 3 electoral cycles with them. They can no longer blame PDP anymore. You can see the best of APC. APC lackeys can no longer hide under we built Lagos mantra, Tinubu has gotten there so now people will tell you how they feel based on what he has done so far not what you claim. This is what made PDP stay longer. Jonathan won sympathy votes due to the way he conducted himself when his boss died. By 2015, the topic was about how you felt about his leadership, not promises anymore and APC capitalized on this feeling of insecurity to send him out. The same thing is happening to them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-J5CVl-Fx0?si=6T5P6MzG7qqUDqxQ After 3 cycles, there are no surprises anymore. As a neutral observer, I'd be more worried about APC as a party than the elections. APC, through Buhari and Tinubu have destroyed the moral fabric of the nation when it comes to educational values. Many people don't know what it means for your country to have a president whose WAEC certificate is in doubt and now this one's university attendance is in doubt. It's not them who will suffer, at least Buhari is gone now. It's everyday Nigerians who will suffer because you will pay an extra price for the scrutiny of your credentials abroad. They won't trust you. While other countries, their citizens can present their certificate and it's trusted at face value, your own will be screened and still rejected and you will pay for it, even if you SCHOOL ABROAD. There's no escape from it. We are all in this together. The image of your president matters and can affect you, take it or leave it. Anyway, fun fact is that Ogbulafor, who once predicted that PDP will rule for 60 years joined APC before he died.
|
Voodoo economics is where food inflation is down but food prices are high.
|
seunmsg:I'm glad he can self destruct. I would prefer all presidential candidates to self destruct by answering questions rather than evading it and using emisarries. That's the style of a coward. Baba Iyabo hate him or love him was the last President we had. After him, no one has been able to stand on his two feet to talk. |
akpumping7720:I edited my comment. Give me a list of the European countries here and we can have a good debate tomorrow. Thank you. Good night
|
akpumping7720:See I am tired. We can do this tomorrow. If you are talking about Europe, why do Nordic countries make higher education free or nearly free? Why are our people going to Germany despite the language barrier? What about Iran? Why is education free for them despite punishments from USA? Ask these people why the cost of education is more subsidized than for the citizens than international students? Bro good night, we chat again next time. I can come debate with you with facts and figures because I hear that fallacious argument alot about education not being cheap but I'll let you know that for serious government, it's not always a financial cost decision, it's a decision about their society and the problems of not making education accesible to their people. |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 (of 184 pages)

🤡