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Celebrities › Re: John Boyega Begs Black Men To Take Care Of Black Women As He Breaks Down In Tear by Sterope(f): 10:35pm On Jun 03, 2020
Do you have the same experience? Do you live in the same country? Don't you think black people should do better to support each other?

Aboguede:
Not evil thinking

I simply think that it is degrading saying such boring think and creating fear where there is non


Now u can take back ur anger or put it inside ur honey pot grin
Celebrities › Re: John Boyega Begs Black Men To Take Care Of Black Women As He Breaks Down In Tear by Sterope(f): 10:34pm On Jun 03, 2020
Is your mother also guilty of these? Well, that should tell you to stop generalising. Women also make sacrifices only to be disappointed.

Do you think these behaviours are peculiar to one race? Well, they aren't. Explore credit for once and incels is an English word, not Yoruba

How often do they degenerate their women because of how they look? Do they also treat other races better than do theirs? Do you see them vowing with their with lives to marry non-white women?



SOFTDRINK:
The same black women that will stab you in the back when things go wrong with you?



The same women you'll put through school and she turn around to tell you how you're beneath her and not her type?



The same women you'll suffer to bring to Europe and America and she will turn around to take your hard earned properties and turn your children against you?



John can keep crying.
Celebrities › Re: John Boyega Begs Black Men To Take Care Of Black Women As He Breaks Down In Tear by Sterope(f): 10:27pm On Jun 03, 2020
Nothing is going on in the world that has never happened before. You are here today because your ancestors fought many battles and won!

emkz:
Please black women, also do not attach a price tag to yourself. You are not defined by the Brazillian or Peruvian hair, fake eyelashes, iPhone 11, designer clothing or fast life. Dressing better than the next girl is vain. Later in life, we'd come to the realisation of the things that truly matter (family), and they are none of the things listed above.

I saw an instagram poll where someone asked if a woman is raped by her boss and given two million to keep quiet, if she'd accept it? I saw two comments flagged, one of which a woman said she'd accept the money, keep quiet, resign and start a new life. 2 million go finish but that part of you damaged would remain for a long time and no one has done anything meaningful with hush money. This kind of mentality needs to change. The African woman is hardworking, dedicated, respectful, a homemaker, an adviser, a pacifier and a builder. The mentality that causes women to be disrespected needs to change and respect/protection from the malefolk becomes automatic.

PS: There is something going on in the world at the moment that religion can't explain. The astonishing rapidity with which bad things are happening in all corners of the globe calls to mind for us to draw closer to be watchful and to turn away from certain paths that hamper the progress of our neighbour. A lot has happened in the first half of 2020 that has instilled fear in many, what is in the second half?
Celebrities › Re: John Boyega Begs Black Men To Take Care Of Black Women As He Breaks Down In Tear by Sterope(f): 10:26pm On Jun 03, 2020
Why? He has refused to be a bastard and a sell-out like you and many others
Aboguede:
I just think he is lost!
Celebrities › Re: John Boyega Begs Black Men To Take Care Of Black Women As He Breaks Down In Tear by Sterope(f): 10:25pm On Jun 03, 2020
Who is this bastard?

Do you know the meaning of police ebrutality?
bluefilm:
What the fück is all this?

How come you folks realize that #BlackLivesMatters when and only if it's a white man that is killing a nigger?

Meanwhile everyone knows that black on black crime, black on black homicide is a daily occurrence...

You niggers kill your fellow niggers in the hood like it's fun but now you niggers want me to join your protests, right.

Man, fück that.
Celebrities › Re: John Boyega Begs Black Men To Take Care Of Black Women As He Breaks Down In Tear by Sterope(f): 10:19pm On Jun 03, 2020
Many black men especially those outside the country go through a phase where they despise anyone that looks their mothers. Some never grow out of it. They grow up with the media forcing the appeal of white women down our throats and it stays with them.

Many successful black people outside the country do not think hard enough. For those that marry outside their race, they deny their people from benefiting from them. The ones that marry within their race work harder to remove their children from their past. Their professional team are non-black people, their children have different cultures, they don't invest in local businesses, and they do not lobby our governments to be better.
Crime › Re: "Tony Trace Of ABU Zaria Raped 72 Girls" - Suleiman Muhammad Murkthar by Sterope(f): 8:09pm On Jun 03, 2020
What did his comment say?
ecstasy357:
THIS IS WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT.... HE ONLY COMMENTED ON A THREAD IN NAIRALAND AND NOW HE IS A RAPIST
Crime › Re: Peruzzi's Old Tweets About Rape Emerge Online by Sterope(f): 6:25pm On Jun 03, 2020
Peruzzi is definitely a rapist. His tweets are too will, it doesn't help that some Nigerian men pretend not to understand 'rape'.
pocohantas:
We didn’t say he hid it, but your client is rushing to delete those tweets, unlike you his quack lawyer- he knows the implication of having such history. It is like you people will do role reversal, before you mislead him. grin
Crime › Re: Peruzzi's Old Tweets About Rape Emerge Online by Sterope(f): 5:51pm On Jun 03, 2020
People conveniently forget that rape is not a modern crime. It happened during the days the world was not hypersexualised and it is still happening today,

pocohantas:
You don’t see men walking with boxers on the street? If you can wear your boxers in your house, why bothering your head over her no-pant? Is it your pant or vagina? How did you even know she wasn’t wearing pant? You live in her cervix?

There is nothing some of you can’t say to justify animalistic behaviour.
Politics › Re: Kiki Osinbajo Advocates Right Of Female Gender At All Level by Sterope(f): 4:31pm On Jun 03, 2020
What are we saying? Families also support and forgive the rapists now. Some cultures punish the rapist by forcing him to marry the victim. Some wild even maltreat the girl because she brought dishonour to the family.



pocohantas:
Yea right. If any of those girls were your sisters, I am sure you won’t be typing this nonsense here. Your disgust would have been rightly placed. Nonsense...
Crime › Re: #JusticeForElizabeth: Abdulmumuni Danga & Elizabeth Rape Scandal. Danga Released by Sterope(f): 4:20pm On Jun 03, 2020
Another rapist in the lose.

shadelek:
Some of these rape victims have to be blamed. They'll be the one to seduce men, men who can't overcome their temptations fall victims and when Kasala burst, they'll be shouting they've been raped.
It's just a pity that women are seeing as fragile elements and because of this, men have to take full blame.

God save us from the hands of women with bad intents

#Say no to rape
Crime › Re: "Tony Trace Of ABU Zaria Raped 72 Girls" - Suleiman Muhammad Murkthar by Sterope(f): 4:19pm On Jun 03, 2020
Yeah because you are a rapist
ClitRaider:
You can buy a bottle of kunu and be accused of rape
Crime › Re: Yangy, Babcock Student Accused Of Raping 24 Women. He Reacts by Sterope(f): 10:07am On Jun 03, 2020
These allegations seem authentic, though.
pocohantas:
As much as you have a point, lot of you do not even know what is consensual sex in Nigeria. You only learn when you enter America.
Family › Re: My Brother's Wife Served Me With Just A Meat Instead Of Two Meats by Sterope(f): 9:50am On Jun 03, 2020
Which western culture? The one I know consume a lot of meat depending on the cut.

His story is not newsworthy. Simple!
Johnmattee:
I have already said that in my post that he should show understanding, as regards culture, I repeat, Yoruba culture doesn't teach covetousness, deserving respect doesn't translate to lack of contentment, if you are a Yoruba gal and you are married by now, you'll know better. Take it or leave it, you can only discard something when you get something else, most folks abominate their culture once they have exposure to the western style...wake up.
Family › Re: My Brother's Wife Served Me With Just A Meat Instead Of Two Meats by Sterope(f): 4:27pm On Jun 02, 2020
Culture is dynamic. It is not westernisation. There were so many things our forefathers did that didn't make it to the 21st century so stating culture is not doing it for me at all. A culture that doesn't teach contentment and understanding is not my cup of business.

Back then meat was a thing. It was not expensive and people can often source for their own meat. Everything is expensive now and corona is outside.

Also, it is their money; it is his choice to visit. They have their reasons from financial to managing the available resources or JUST CHOICE.

If he doesn't like a piece of meat, he should stop at a restaurant and shove down a whole chicken. He should complain maybe next time she should consider tap water.


Johnmattee:
That's not Yoruba culture, I didn't support the OP 100% because he's supposed to understand but who knows maybe there's a rift between the duo. Westernization has made us forgot our culture and values.
Education › Re: Drone Shots And Photos Of Covenant University CU! Architectural Wonders!! by Sterope(f): 1:50pm On Jun 02, 2020
Archi wetin?
Family › Re: My Brother's Wife Served Me With Just A Meat Instead Of Two Meats by Sterope(f): 7:54am On Jun 02, 2020
The culture that teaches respect but not contentment. Interesting!

He should not be emphatic, let him continue to hit his head. I bet the in-law doesn't know she has rented a suplex in his head.
Johnmattee:
Those people attacking the OP are probably those that don't understand Yoruba culture and tradition, though times are hard, but courtesy in my culture stipulates you treat your inlaw with respect which can come in any form. But because of the situation in the country, the OP should be empathic.
TV/Movies › Re: What Series Are You Watching Now? Part 2 by Sterope(f): 6:20pm On Jun 01, 2020
Person of Interest is very good
Yampotatocarrot:
Good day everyone.

Please, I need names of series that have ended. I'm not really patient enough to wait for new episodes to come out, I prefer series that have ended already.

Genres: Something about intelligence, (e.g Lie to Me), and Comedy

I'll also like a series similar to "Secret life of an American teen-ager"... Didn't finish this cos it became boring at a point
Family › Re: Before We Mislead The Younger Men And Women by Sterope(f): 5:50pm On Jun 01, 2020
LOL. Like she cares. You will be fine grin
Crime › Re: George Floyd's Death: Thousands Join UK Protest by Sterope(f): 10:11am On Jun 01, 2020
There is nothing subtle about tribalism
EleventhWeirdo:
tribalism is a subtle bias, compared to racism, which may even include extinction threats.


The US is the epicenter of globalism, so whatever happens there calls for concerns in other parts of the world. A good one from the UK.
Family › Re: Why Your Diasporan Friends And Family Do Not Send You Money When You Ask. by Sterope(f): 9:47am On Jun 01, 2020
Yeah. They should keep spending low when at home too. Once people know you for who you are, they wont make silly demands.


onegig:
Exactly. Small circle, mind what you post.

I am not against people flaunting their wealth but what i have realised is that most of these requests are coming from people who think you are large and made based on your social media history.

People post pictures online claiming "new whip", "vacation in Bahamas" and so on without explaining that most of these were funded by years of savings . Don't be offended when you get numerous requests from people sending you messages to "help your boy". It's not your fault it is just the culture.
Education › Re: Two New State Universities In South Africa (PICS) by Sterope(f): 9:43am On Jun 01, 2020
Criminals are still going to find it easier and less work to break into.

onegig:
I understand personal homes but we have all these busy bodies everywhere and world over people want their privacy but public buildings, schools? Libraries, banking halls? Even buildings on enclosed streets?


And the fallacy of blocks fending off robbery is absolute fallacy. Your house is as safe as the security in the neighborhood. No matter the height of the fence the only thing you can do to protect it is maybe put in deterrents like cameras, electric safety wiring on top of fencess etc, but those are even useless in some scenarios.
Celebrities › Re: Salawa Abeni’s Nude: YABATECH Student Arrested by Sterope(f): 9:38am On Jun 01, 2020
I hope he is the culprit. If he is, let him enjoy his new found home.
Christianity Etc › Re: Lockdown: There Will Be A Lot Of Babies - Adeboye Says, Speaks On COVID-19 Death by Sterope(f): 7:17pm On May 31, 2020
He didn't emphatise enough. And he has practically blamed women for men 'urges' in yhe past.

Some of us don't hold people who share same opinion as him in high regards whether family or not, we respect them in other matters. But when they ire, we let them know. Some fathers and elderly ones in some cultures would ridicule their daughters if she were in this position and alive. So, it really isn't about having an elderly. An elderly person can be as silly as a toddler. It is about fighting a system that encourages rape and has failed to take a clear firm stance against it.

Adeboye could have said so much more.



Ingriid:
Gosh! Why are some people so full of hate, bitterness and all sort of Ill manners?

If u can’t respect this man as a man of God, that’s fine but why can’t u respect him as an elderly man that could pass for ur grandfather or less ur father? Someone even calls him slowpoke, how despicable!

I listened to this sermon this morning, this man just said this statement in passing with no strings attached., and for those of u shouting he predicted, did u watch d video and heard d word ‘prophecy from him.

Shame on you if u are educated and u can’t just watch the video and digest before u comment. .

Mscheew! Any topic that has to do with these men of God , u see them rushing out in numbers to come insult them. May God heal ur heart.
Christianity Etc › Re: Lockdown: There Will Be A Lot Of Babies - Adeboye Says, Speaks On COVID-19 Death by Sterope(f): 6:37pm On May 31, 2020
Common sense
Family › Re: Why Your Diasporan Friends And Family Do Not Send You Money When You Ask. by Sterope(f): 5:22pm On May 31, 2020
Keep your family circle small and prioritise. Ask uncomfortable questions about demands, especially from overbearing parents. When family members push responsibilities like 'why don't you get mum a car', ask them who would be responsible for fuel, repairs etc;

'You should pay so and so fees', ask them if his parents are dead or what happened? If a nephew asks for money, ask him to forward his request to his parents or an outright no. When you give Mr A some money, warn him not to tell Mr B.

There are always exceptions, it is uncomfortable but you will get used to it. Obviously, your 'friends' will not expect you to be financially responsible for them, it doesn't mean you won't care if you really think they need it or if you are feeling charitable.
Education › Re: Two New State Universities In South Africa (PICS) by Sterope(f): 12:25pm On May 31, 2020
Our culture and security play a role in our preferences. Many people wouldn't want their privacy out there and people rarely mind their business. Even homes with large windows to let in natural light are often obscured with huge curtains.




onegig:
The buildings are beautiful but it's not like they are "out of the world" when compared to Nigerian University buildings except for the designs and how they accommodate nature to build the enticing structures. Unilorin has a flowing River and Dam. Instead of building stuctures to explore this natural asthetics. We run away from them or sandfill water bodies, cut down trees. Only OAU did a bit of this and that was like 50 years back.

The biggest problems of modern day Nigerian architecture is we use way too much block.

Like almost all buildings explore the use of cement based blocks for construction. Our architects don't like to explore the use of space or make use of other materials like glass, clay and wood to bring out beautiful structures.

Yes it may cost you extra and may need regular maintenance which we lack but they are lots of durable materials out there especially clay and iron that can be forged to make beautiful pieces.


Just slam a pillar down and start building blocks is what we know how best to do. Can't blame them, you get what you pay for. We believe glass is only for window silt and this is evident in most public structures and personal houses constructed.


If you didn't have the means i can understand but i sometimes feel irritated when i see people post pictures of so called multi million naira buildings of some celebrities and it's just a mold of block with a roof. Nothing special and the asthetic feels like a prison with the high walls and what not.
Politics › Re: Buhari Approves Re-Organization Of Nigeria Police Force. Create 5 Zonal Commands by Sterope(f): 2:18pm On May 28, 2020
It will be nice to know their family houses grin
Igbochief001:
Let every police main serve in their state ...the federal government can still control the police but let people police themselves

What doses Musa that grew up in Kano know about policing Lagos ...u must have spent at least 10 years in the state u are to serve as a police officer

This simple act would improve the efficiency of the police

But because they have put their brothers at the disadvantage of other states they won't agree
Celebrities › Re: John Boyega Is Against White Racists (Video) by Sterope(f): 2:08pm On May 28, 2020
grin
pocohantas:
You want to argue with someone whose h-factor is present even in his typing? grin

“Your pain as no cure...”
Business › Re: Help, I'm Being Frustrated By The Rules Of My Mum's Business by Sterope(f): 1:43pm On May 28, 2020
You are quite silly. There are many non-Igbos that have tried this and some had to align with them because of threats of witchcraft.

It is one of the reasons our market women (Yorubas) don't like Hausa foodstuff sellers in some markets
BigTableShaker:
You want to break the system abi?
You must be Igbo.
Ajegunle market is not Ariaria or Onitsha market pls.
SMH.
Business › Re: Help, I'm Being Frustrated By The Rules Of My Mum's Business by Sterope(f): 1:42pm On May 28, 2020
Lol. How many bags are the leaders buying at a time?
2loadedguy:
A lot of times we are quick to criticize but don't think deeply on the reason some rules are laid down in business. Onions are perishable goods and the union knows that if u have surplus u will be forced to sell at lower price because u won't want them to perish hence the reason for the rationing. Your mum too is benefitting from these rules because if other sellers have surplus they will sell at lower prices that will push your mum out of business since she won't be able to compete and the cycle goes on.
My advise to you is to abide by the rules in that market then look for another market to be selling in days u don't have rations to sell at that market and to the fool that quoted if we have onion sellers here and those that liked his comment. Never you make mockery of someone else's means of livelihood else hunger will be your portion in life.
Business › Re: Help, I'm Being Frustrated By The Rules Of My Mum's Business by Sterope(f): 1:40pm On May 28, 2020
They will surprise you. Their witchcraft is legendary. It is best for her to find another market sell
Okayla:
Look for holes in the law and explore,that’s what education will help u do,if u need help let me know I will send u 10bags of onions from jos.
Where do I keep the onion by the end of business,do they monitor how many u take in or how many u bring out?

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