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FamilyRe: Could This Be Witchcraft? by SmileDance(f):
You better leave find a way to peacefully leavethat house now before it is too late. Mother in-law sister. Orisirisi
RomanceRe: A Sister Needs Advise Urgently by SmileDance(f): 8:09pm On Jun 15, 2020
He or she even had time to describe how young and vibrant the mother is.
Christianity EtcRe: Why I Don't Believe Everything I Read In The Bible. by SmileDance(f): 9:32pm On Jun 14, 2020
gbami:
Ephesians 6:5
Colossians 3:22
Slaves, obey your earthly masters with respect and fear, and with sincerity of heart, just as you would obey Christ.

Tell me how? How is it possible?
To sincerely obey someone that's Enslaving you ...that believes you are a shit in the site of human, that you are a second class human...

Many things just don't sit well...
As a Christian, you should be a follower of Christ, Jesus Christ never treated anybody as a second class human, before you live out a verse of the bible, ask yourself 'what would Jesus do'. In the beginning it was not so. God don't mean people to enslave people.
Christianity EtcRe: Why I Don't Believe Everything I Read In The Bible. by SmileDance(f): 9:28pm On Jun 14, 2020
TheSourcerer:
Good job ,
Oh and woman should not speak openly in churches ,



And wives submits wholesomely to your men , no questions asked
I love the bible


How can you be a woman and be a Christain , lol it makes absolutely no sense.
A Christian means a follower of Christ, Jesus Christ wasn't the one that said all that. Shalom
FamilyRe: My Girlfriend Broke Up With Me For A Flimsy Reason. by SmileDance(f): 7:48pm On Jun 14, 2020
I cannot marry someone that his best friend is a woman beater too. To each his own
RomanceRe: Rape: Is It Wrong To Tell Women Not To Dress Provocatively? by SmileDance(f): 2:17pm On Jun 13, 2020
Joycekkh:
It is not wrong to tell women not to dress provocatively, it is wrong to blame women for dressing provocatively when they are raped. Know the difference!
Thank you
RomanceRe: Rape: Is It Wrong To Tell Women Not To Dress Provocatively? by SmileDance(f): 2:16pm On Jun 13, 2020
hashtagged:
On nairaland or twitter if you talk about dressing properly, the next comment is.
Rapist
well in the past, it has been used as an excuse for rape. There was nothing like 'say no to rape' people used to blame the victim then, thinking about it now, the present rapists might have been products of the society who found a way to blame the victims, so now even tho you did nothing wrong by saying women should dress decently, they just interpret it to mean 'indecent dressing justifies rape' .
RomanceRe: Rape: Is It Wrong To Tell Women Not To Dress Provocatively? by SmileDance(f): 9:15am On Jun 13, 2020
Blackmann001:
... Women shld learn to dress appropriately..... Showing of vital parts of ur body arouses a man.....

They want to eat their cakes and still have it... I only look at women the second time only if I see some flash of nudity.. But then I know I would hv to create lies of affections ND care ND spend some money to eventually get to feel those exposed parts...

But can everyone be me..? Especially in a lonely secret situation..? To ladies, dress like you want to be addressed
A man can be seduced but it's only a rapist that can rape. Most rape victims are children, even if a rapist is with a Muslim woman totally covered in a lonely secret situation, he would still rape as long as he knows the person in question is a woman. Women should dress appropriately but we cannot use this as an excuse for rape
RomanceRe: Rape: Is It Wrong To Tell Women Not To Dress Provocatively? by SmileDance(f): 9:02am On Jun 13, 2020
It is not wrong to tell women to dress decently, even tho this can never be used as an excuse for rape. Rapists look for the most vulnerable people ( children, house helps) not necessarily those who dress provocatively. A sexy woman may attract a man, but only a rapist can rape a woman.
FamilyRe: Maltreatment Of Maids by SmileDance(f):
ezebunafo:
thanks for that but if I presented it exactly how it was discussed on the radio station.
if it was discussed that way, you can decide to be 'smarter' than the radio station by saying ' a particular tribe' and not necessarily mentioning the tribe. These wicked women cut across tribes my dear. My opinion tho.
FamilyRe: Maltreatment Of Maids by SmileDance(f): 9:52pm On Jun 12, 2020
Slavery still exists in Nigeria. More of the blames go to the people that give out their underage children to become maids and @ op, you can make your point without tribalism
FamilyRe: Where Do I Pay The Bride Price, I Really Need Advice. by SmileDance(f): 4:04pm On Jun 12, 2020
Am I the only one who thinks this bride price of a thing is slavery? Pay money in exchange for a human being?
FamilyRe: Which Wrongdoings Were You Falsely Accused Of? by SmileDance(f): 7:01am On Jun 12, 2020
seyi360:
I remember as a teenager in secondary school been an only son, I was labelled dangerous and unpredictable.
I was accused of stealing and selling a nylon sealing machine by my mother.
Neighbours were called to persuade me to confess who I sold it to. A whole scene was made on me.
Only for the machine to be found in the very room it was kept.
The damage was done already, but then as a teenager, I beared no grudge and moved on with life.
However, as I reminisce on my teenage years now, I feel she wasn't fair to me.
Share yours
At least you were vindicated.
EducationRe: Lockdown: We Are Hungry - Private Schools Teachers Cry Out by SmileDance(f): 7:24pm On Jun 11, 2020
Sacchi1162:
Does it even look like this government care?? I don't know why they will open churches and mosques and not schools. Please can someone explain it to me?
church is not compulsory, you can decide to stay at home but its not the same for schools, if school is on session then students or pupils have to go but its not compulsory to go to church.
FamilyRe: What Is The Penalty Given To A Man Who Didn't Pay Lady's Dowry Before She Died? by SmileDance(f): 10:34am On Jun 11, 2020
I'm sorry for your loss OP, the woman's family said you should move on, so you have to move on. There is no spiritual implications whatsoever, it was just a sad incident and you cannot blame yourself for it.
CrimeRe: Family Of Uwaila Umozuwa Receives Death Threats by SmileDance(f): 8:47pm On Jun 06, 2020
tot:
Whether there is more to the story or not is irrelevant. No one deserves to be raped and killed in such a manner. I don't understand people trying to come up with excuses for this evil act and crime angry
I don't think they are making excuses tho, nothing justifies what happened to the poor girl but I think people are just curious to find out what and what really happened, this is necessary in order to bring the perpetrators to book.
RomanceRe: Don't Marry Naija Girls From These Places (Pictures) by SmileDance(f): 5:39pm On Jun 06, 2020
Swtbabyvee:
still doesn’t justify , killing ur husband n the others she did . She’s not the first or last to hv wives after her . What she did is evil and isn’t justified
of course there is no justification for evil, but I lld rather stay away from trouble
EducationRe: Veritas University: A Look At The School Fees Structure (photos) by SmileDance(f): 5:18pm On Jun 05, 2020
illicit:
Some state unis pay more
which state?
CrimeRe: 18-Year-Old Girl Raped By Lagos Dispatcher, Police Mock Her, Father Disowns Her by SmileDance(f): 1:42pm On Jun 05, 2020
cococandy:
We see you all. Rapist apologists. We see you.

So some shops can’t be in secluded areas? Never seen a ship in a quiet place before?

Y’all never heard of hospitals refusing to get involved in cases that involve police matter?

Never heard of your fellow rapist apologists humiliating victims by asking them things like the same questions you all ask. Like “why didn’t you scream? Why didn’t you bite him? What were you wearing? “

Seriously how is it that the same things you do surprise you when others do it? How is any of you surprised that a police officer could behave that way? My mom taught me never to go to a police station for shelter if I’m stranded. Says a lot doesn’t it?

Why did her father disown her? Maybe he’s the type who believes it dishonors the family name? Like those who ask a rape victim to provide four male witnesses otherwise her case has no merit and as such she would be stoned to death for having dishonored the family by getting raped? Never heard of those people before? Just me? Okay.

We see all of you. Those that would rather cast the alleged victim in a bad light than call for an actual investigation so that whoever is saying the truth will get justice.

Maybe all women should start wearing body cams so that it can be replayed at your requests.
The man should have at least told us the name if the logistics company the dispatch rider works for and also where his shop is located, he doesn't need to hide those details since we are demanding for justice, we do not know whether his shop is in a secluded place or not until he tells us.
CrimeRe: 18-Year-Old Girl Raped By Lagos Dispatcher, Police Mock Her, Father Disowns Her by SmileDance(f): 1:39pm On Jun 05, 2020
Emaprince:
A hospital confirmed it was a forceful rape, yet refused to treat her unless they drop the charges...hahaha... What sort of idiotic talk is that?

Isn't that indirectly telling us that the hospital is trying to protect the rapist?

Abeg wisen up and judge rationally. Stop letting women emotions cloud your sense of judgment in every situation that seems to have a woman at the receiving end.

The man nar rating this story is too slow to put out a believable lie.
I don't think the hospital would want to protect the rapist, its not like they know him. The man narrating should tell us where his shop is located and also the name of the logistics company he works for.
CrimeRe: 18-Year-Old Girl Raped By Lagos Dispatcher, Police Mock Her, Father Disowns Her by SmileDance(f): 1:32pm On Jun 05, 2020
Certainly there is more to this story, she was alone in the shop, is the shop in a secluded place? She didn't shout? Was the shop locked? What do they sell in the shop?
Crime.. by SmileDance(op):
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FamilyRe: When Your Own Mother Puts Pressure On You To Have A Male Child by SmileDance(f): 11:15am On Jun 05, 2020
If you don't have male children you can decide to put pressure on yourself and you can decide to be happy, love your children irrespective of their sexes. It's your choice, to each his own.
RomanceRe: Don't Marry Naija Girls From These Places (Pictures) by SmileDance(f): 11:05am On Jun 05, 2020
Exc2000:
in other words, you are justifying all what his parents and him went through over polygamy

i think we should find out where you are from and add you to the list
No, I'm not justifying wickedness, but it would be wise to stay away from trouble.
RomanceRe: Don't Marry Naija Girls From These Places (Pictures) by SmileDance(f): 9:11am On Jun 05, 2020
infinixhot3:
I guess you're an mbaise woman. na the same cry this my step mother Dy cry say my mother smatch her husband. Imagine 75year old women still worrying about someone married her husband. something wey don happened more than 35 years.

My father married my own mother cos em from the same village cos his first wife don Dy give her reddish sign.

The thing don make me zero my mind say we too over hype marriage.

whenever I hear IGBO or MBAISE woman, I swear fear Dy always catch me
lol, I'm sooo far from being an mbaise woman, I just think a woman who decides to marry an already married man should be prepared for the troubles that come with it. I won't advice anybody close to me to be a second wife for any reason whatsoever
RomanceRe: Don't Marry Naija Girls From These Places (Pictures) by SmileDance(f): 8:30am On Jun 05, 2020
infinixhot3:
I can't say for other women , but for Mbaise women, guys na no go area oooo. An Mbaise woman na hin be my father first wife, guys their witch strong pass rock, the woman show my father shege including us the children from other wife. She killed his husband, carry stroke give my mother, turned everything upside down for the step children, Even after his husband death,the woman no gree turn back o,any spiritual place we go na she em Dy see, we don appease am physically and spiritual seff she no gree.

In a nutshell, MBAISE women, I won't advise non igbo like them to marry em. Their WITCH strong pass rock and em no Dy forgive o. I will never advise my greatest enemy to date em talk less of Marriage with em.
women should not marry the husband of an mbaise woman, the witch from mbaise was on her own, minding her business and your mum married her husband na
FamilyRe: Looking For Where To Rehabilitate A Brother Who Drinks Too Much by SmileDance(f): 7:02am On Jun 05, 2020
Atk1nson:
Don't mind the rubbished that lady typed there.

Even in common law, when a person is of unsound mind(which you clearly allude to in his actions), others can assume control over decisions to be taken in his/her interest. Anyone with a track-record of substance-abuse resulting in behaviour that can be harmful to him or the public can be compelled even against his wish to rehabilitation.

Go to any FMC with a focus on mental height, you'll get the assistance you need there
Op didn't state that his behavior is harmful to people around him, he only said he doesn't have a job and is not married which, technically isn't harmful and isn't illegal in Nigeria. Best luck to the op.
FamilyRe: Looking For Where To Rehabilitate A Brother Who Drinks Too Much by SmileDance(f): 5:08pm On Jun 04, 2020
omalicha2:
hmmmm so no hope for us? I pity my mum
A miracle can happen.
FamilyRe: Looking For Where To Rehabilitate A Brother Who Drinks Too Much by SmileDance(f): 4:50pm On Jun 04, 2020
omalicha2:
But let's try rehabilitation centre first, that's why I'm asking if there's anyone in the east we are ready to take him there probably they can chain him for some time so that he will not drink for like one year. PLS CAN ANYONE RECOMMEND FOR ME. I Googled it and couldn't find any rehabilitation centre at Igbo land. Do you guys know any place?
you cannot chain him against his wish, he has a right to drink, he has a right to be jobless, he has a right not to get married. You cannot deny him his rights as a human being because you are trying to help, in as much as I can imagine how painful it is to see your loved one in a situation like that, you still have to understand that you cannot force him to be responsible.
FamilyRe: Looking For Where To Rehabilitate A Brother Who Drinks Too Much by SmileDance(f): 4:34pm On Jun 04, 2020
Since he is not ready to stop, little can be done for him cos even if he's taken to a rehabilitation center or so, it might be against his rights as a human being, drinking alcohol is not illegal in Nigeria. He can only be 'helped' to stop drinking if and only if he is ready to stop

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