Politics › Re: Sowore Muted From Viewers At The Big Debate By Channels Tv by Sterope(f): 9:24am On Feb 16, 2019 |
Right  princetom1: All these over sabi people sef, only saw headings, he didn't read the body... Between, sowore is not in charge of Sahara reporter since he declared his intention to run for presidency  |
Politics › Re: BREAKING: INEC May Postpone Election Till Tuesday For Logistics Reasons by Sterope(f): 10:54pm On Feb 15, 2019 |
Awn ala nikan se |
Politics › Re: Sowore Muted From Viewers At The Big Debate By Channels Tv by Sterope(f): 10:42pm On Feb 15, 2019 |
Can you see that your man is losing it. He is about to ruin the credibility not Sahara Reporters. He could have stopped at Prostate cancer  princetom1: You should understand that he has a plan and how to execute it, he knows the problem of this country, by far better than all the leaders combined, because that's what he does for a living before now... It's his drive to see this country work that propelled him to start a media outfit when it wasn't wat he studied. The baby step he needs to take, he has tekwn them long ago, being in the struggle for a long time, knows how most of things are run in Nigeria and has a good foresight. The fact that nobody has won a single cour case against him, prove how savvy and truthful he has been all these while. He is not a newbie by all standard, he was just never interested in stepping into the ring, fighting from the side... After seeing that all effort as a good citizen is not working, he decides to step into the ring... A man with a clean hand like him, who doesn't have any affiliation with any of old guard or parties is the best to take down all the ills and cockroaches in political cabals and system cupboard... A smart and intelligent person he is, has a plan, even when he is looking like he isn't thinking about it, he always have a plan, even option B
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Romance › Re: My Friend Brings Ladies To My House For Sex. I'm Depressed Now by Sterope(f): 8:21pm On Feb 13, 2019 |
Whether it makes no difference or not, it still has nothing to do with the nonsense called 'jew' Rubbiish: How is it nonsense bros? Disgracing him makes no difference |
Romance › Re: My Friend Brings Ladies To My House For Sex. I'm Depressed Now by Sterope(f): 6:41pm On Feb 13, 2019 |
Some of you like to yarn nonsense. Jew ko  Rubbiish: I don't go acting like a ju man by disgracing him in front of d girl. This is something u should have done before now, after d girl must have left. Pour out everything u wrote here. Stop living like a slave because u intend buying a business from. Tell him the truth and let him know things u can't tolerate.
Is she still moaning? |
Crime › Re: Lady Who Was Stripped Unclad And Tortured Over Missing Phone,Narrates Her Ordeal by Sterope(f): 1:53pm On Feb 13, 2019 |
You shouldn't be talking about the phone at all THUNDER4real: Theirs more to this story...now all of them want to prove innocent. The torture is bad, however the phone can't just disappear into thin air. |
Events › Re: Bride Blasted For Kneeling Down To Greet Guests At Her White Wedding by Sterope(f): 1:51pm On Feb 11, 2019 |
It is her wedding though  |
Politics › Re: Perez John Condemns Insurgents, Calls For Credible Elections In Nig by Sterope(f): 4:17pm On Feb 08, 2019 |
What on earth is 'Unusually intelligent'? |
Celebrities › Re: You Have About 24 Hours To Pick Up Your PVC by Sterope(f): 11:07pm On Feb 07, 2019 |
Lol  |
Family › Re: Indian Man To Sue His Parents For Giving Birth To Him Without His Consent by Sterope(f): 12:54pm On Feb 07, 2019 |
There is no if. He is not going to win. Hardrive: If he wins this case in court, he would set a terrible precedent that might just destroy the country in the long run. |
Crime › Re: 2-year-old girl beaten by her mother for not being able to count 1 to 200 (pics) by Sterope(f): 8:47pm On Feb 06, 2019 |
A 2-year old should be at her mother's breast not learning 1-200. |
Politics › Re: 4,000 Of Ariaria Shops Now Enjoy Constant Electricity. by Sterope(f): 6:43pm On Feb 06, 2019 |
Something that should have been done a long time ago. A step in the right direction. |
Politics › Re: Ask Atiku Any Question Using This App by Sterope(f): 6:19pm On Feb 05, 2019 |
Do you mean AskAtikuAssistants? |
Family › Re: Young Graduate Tells Shocking Story On How Her Sister Burnt All Her Credentials by Sterope(f): 8:06pm On Feb 02, 2019 |
You really do need your meds freemanbubble: Women always pretend to love themselves. But deep down in their heart is jealousy and hatred. Even in public they display affection for one another but it is not genuine
Jennifer: hi Sandra, how are you doing? Cynthia: am fine sweetheart Jennifer: are you at home, what did you cook am coming o Cynthia: sweetheart am at home. Come i will prepare rice After the call. Deep in Cynthia's heart is like this witch want still come again with her wahalar
But for guys you hear things like Jerry: idiot, how far Kelvin: your father. See that game when you say make i play goal goal na im cut my hundred thousand Jerry: you dey house? Kelvin: yes na Jerry: wetin you cook? Kelvin: nothing o. Na Garry i even drink sleep yesterday. Na my last two hundred naira i take play that game yesterday. But show first we fit enter them Daniel side or we go just huzzle pepper and Maggie take run this two cup of rice. You go enter class tomorrow? Jerry: no level for class. I even see your babe this afternoon for ekosodin. That your babe dey wide for waist anyhow. You sure say na only you one dey bang that girl Kelvin: that na clear matter na. Girls na like swimming pool. Just enter make you swim your own. Nor reason who don swim before, nor also reason who go swim after you don swim Finish. In fact nor reason who dey follow you swim as you dey swim.
Guys we pretend to hate each other but deep down we love each other |
Travel › Re: My Experience When I Moved To Sweden! by Sterope(f): 11:11am On Jan 31, 2019 |
You are treated worse than a first class citizen. You haven't got much rights. You have nothing to show for the tax you pay. Being a Nigerian doesn't mean much unless you have got considerable wealth to throw around[b][/b] Mariangeles: Be careful what you wish for...
Nigeria is not that hard believe me, and unless you experience the outside world yourself, you'll never value the freedom you have here as a first class citizen |
Travel › Re: My Experience When I Moved To Sweden! by Sterope(f): 10:55am On Jan 31, 2019 |
Stewart83
Quite a shame! What would it have taken to mention the author and the site? |
Politics › Re: President Buhari Shows Street Credibility In Oyo. More Pictures. by Sterope(f): 1:34am On Jan 27, 2019 |
My city  |
Politics › Re: NBA Summons An Emergency NEC Meeting Over Onoghen’s Suspension by Sterope(f): 1:39pm On Jan 26, 2019 |
Jokers! The one they didn't summon when Paul Usoro fraudulently won the NBA elections.
Whoever is advising Buhari doesn't not have his best interest at heart. Unfortunately, he cannot even think for himself either. |
Celebrities › Re: ‘Maradona’ Changed My Life – Niniola Apata by Sterope(f): 10:34pm On Jan 23, 2019 |
She and Yemi Alade. I prefer her though, she has a good sound. [center][/center] Lavoca: I think this lady only makes "noise". She has to be the one in the Nigeria music industry with the most meaningless and unreasonable lyrics |
Christianity Etc › Re: Mohamad Amin Faridi: From Jihad To Jesus #10yearchallenge Of A Christian Convert by Sterope(f): 4:46pm On Jan 20, 2019 |
1) He was never terrorist. A Jihadist is different from a terrorist. This man is an attention seeking hoe. 2) Maybe I should go ahead and post testimony from the who left Christianity for Islam or atheism. Will that make you happy? 3) You lack comprehension skill. I doubt you will be able to read and understand the above. If you think it is best for converts or any other mor.on to mock other religions, you should encourage people to mock yours then. Please don't quote again. I am not in the mood to waste brain cells with a fanatic. Omudia11: The guy only posted his before and after , what is your problem with that? He was a jihadist and is no longer one, meaning that he has repented from killing innocent people. Isn't that a huge testimony? Why do you freaks think you have a say whenever someone leaves Islam and posts it? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Mohamad Amin Faridi: From Jihad To Jesus #10yearchallenge Of A Christian Convert by Sterope(f): 2:11pm On Jan 20, 2019 |
Jihadist Terrorist with no beard and bushy hair and is that a uniform he is putting on? I really don't understand why some converts cannot move on. The muslim that once a Christian; the atheist that once a Christian, the muslim turned atheist that loves bacon now; the jew turned Christian-most of them can't get enough attention from idi.ots egging them on.
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Crime › Re: How Ladies Should Guard Their Pants From Evil Acts - Opinion by Sterope(f): 12:09am On Jan 20, 2019 |
Very predictable |
Family › Re: Agony Of Monogamy by Sterope(f): 9:37am On Jan 19, 2019*. Modified: 10:13am On Jan 19, 2019 |
Marriageable age is basically the age where you are to tie the knot or looking for a commitment. There are exceptions to the rule but it still remains that any particular time, more women will start to desire a meaningful and long term commitment than the men. The men will go for women outside their age group thus creating an imbalance. You will notice this dynamics after uni. I agree with your last paragraph. However, it does not mean that these women may not have a job. Unlike women, men will wait till when they believe are financially comfortable to raise a family. lovelygurl: To be honest, I was just being sarcastic and irritated by his "arguments". I do not believe that there's sth. like a "marriagesble age".
These are things that can't be seen in black and white.
Some men and women never want to get married, some might want to, but will never, and the chances of some getting married are low (e.g when you have a mental sickness, or you're disabled, for instance crippled etc). Let's be honest here. Are they excluded or included from the so called "marriageable age"
Moreover, marriage is not just based on choice, but love. In my opinion, it is at least 70% love and 30% choice
Besides, everybody (ESPECIALLY women) should be financially stable before getting married because you never can tell what and how tomorrow is going to be. This is not about being pessimistic, but realistic. Sh*t happens, people get a divorce, people die, people fall ill etc |
Romance › Re: My Fiancee Left Me After I Used Our Marriage Money For My Mother's Burial by Sterope(f): 12:14am On Jan 19, 2019 |
 jakandeola: u are a woman I pray u born a boy DAT choose wife over u or Neva sent u money but use to do wife birthday. say amen |
Family › Re: Agony Of Monogamy by Sterope(f): 11:36pm On Jan 18, 2019 |
Marriageable is different from population size. Say you have a population size of both genders. 200 people, 100 men to 100 women or 80 men to 150 women. The number of women that will be ready to walk down the aisle at that particular period is often less than the men. The men that are not ready will wait till they are financially secure then go for younger women. lovelygurl: "The cultures that practice polygamy had always known that at any given time, the number of available marriageable women far out number available men "
This is not true!
https://countrymeters.info/en/World
But yeah, I do agree with him. Monogamy is not meant for us human beings, but since the male population outnumbers the female population, I believe women should start doing men a favour and start dating at least 2 guys  |
Romance › Re: My Fiancee Left Me After I Used Our Marriage Money For My Mother's Burial by Sterope(f): 3:29pm On Jan 18, 2019 |
She dodged a bullet there. She chose a guy that has got his priorities right  |
Education › Re: How UNILAG’s Draconian Rule Threw Faculty Of Law Into Electoral Chaos by Sterope(f): 12:38am On Jan 18, 2019 |
Who still think that this country is redeemable?  |
Politics › Re: Atiku Checks Into Trump International Hotel In Washington DC- PICTURES by Sterope(f): 12:34am On Jan 18, 2019 |
Atiku must have paid heavily for this.  |
Family › Re: 'I Will Rather Be Without A Child Than Have Only Girl Kids' - Nigerian Man by Sterope(f): 11:39pm On Jan 17, 2019 |
Some people cannot stop themselves from the telling the world about their mothers. Awon omo ale! |
Politics › Re: Atiku Woos Theresa May, Sells Agenda To Britain by Sterope(f): 8:18pm On Jan 16, 2019 |
Yeah, she won. michlins: with a vote of no confidence by Jeremy Corbin, I don't see her being a prime minister till end of tomorrow. She might even resign tonight to avoid the embarrassment |
Politics › Re: Atiku Woos Theresa May, Sells Agenda To Britain by Sterope(f): 12:55am On Jan 16, 2019 |
I don't think Tresemme is going to resign. She is too proud to do that, besides, it won't set a good precedent for her party. I don't know, I kinda have the feel that it will not go through. Leettss saree wehssy tomorrow brings. michlins: with a ote of no confidence by Jeremy Corbin, I don't see her being a prime minister till end of tomorrow. She might even resign tonight to avoid the embarrassment |
Politics › Re: Sowore Muted From Viewers At The Big Debate By Channels Tv by Sterope(f): 12:50am On Jan 16, 2019 |
A movement that confined a great deal of political experience. He was many times a political leader for several years. He knew politics, understood and fought freedom, equalty and democracy. Also, do you really want compare the needs of an apartheid regime with Nigeria? Also, you should be aware of what it is to have transferable skills and experience, don't you?. Let your man handle his local government first! I don't have affinity for looters. Unlike you, I love to consider my options. This was exactly the same issue I had with Buhari supporters then. Sowore doesn't have a shot at winning but it is the same blind followership all over again. I still stand by my opinion, sowore has some unresolved issues. How are you going to fund all these projects? With what money? With what resources?  Have you seen the size of us? Let me guess, from the same private enterprises that are fully funded with corrupt proceeds? The same companies that may even lose majority of their shareholders if they consider the political environment unfavourable? You think economics is like the way some people think giving 1 million naira is a perfect example of how wealthy we are as a nation? Like I said, the fight against corruption in the global world today must be very systematic. Politics and economics are very interwined and corruption is deeply entrenched in our systems. You don't want to risk destroying the nation when you think you are saving it. fsho: Thanks for your response. I am glad we are having this discussion.
Mandela was a national president of the ANC Youth League and lead protests against Apartheid government. His activities were within the the confines of the ANC party, which in reality was a movement to end Apartheid rule. Kindly cite the public offices that Mandela held before becoming president. I think keen readers will appreciate that.
Further, policies of restorative justice addressed the concerns of South Africa. This is why we need to shift our critical thinking from reasoning by analogy to reasoning with fundamental truths. Solutions to Nigeria's problem are not going to come by simply copying what worked in other countries especially with regards to corruption. Although we are both fighting oppression, the problem Mandela addressed is quite different from what we are plagued with in Nigeria. There's was racial and ours is that our fundamental human rights are not taken seriously. We the citizens are taken for granted and expected to be alive through the next four years when it is time for another election. No one cares which lives were lost, what government failures and obsolete policies were responsible....you know no one asks provocative questions that poke the conscience of our 'so-called leaders'. Hence, no one is held responsible. Which is why men like Atiku and Buhari still have the courage to contest for an election in Nigeria.
Now, you compared Sowore to Mugabe and in the same space and attacked the feasibility of his manifesto. Then you said Sowore has unresolved issues. All this shows is that you have a bias for the people who have looted this country its is current state. So no problem here.
Then proceeded to say that our country relies on corruption and say we will suffer. The simple way to address you assertion here is this: If you have good transportation system(air and rail for example), 24/7 electricity, subsidized health care, good hospitals, take care of the retired workers, provide assistance to the disenfranchised, you will gradually reduce corruption at the lowest-level. The most corrupt people are the poliitians who continue to steal despite all they have stolen. So, a good & guaranteed quality of life reduces anxieties or need to steal for the future (for civilians). For politicians, we can agree that Sowore is disruptive and outspoken on his plans to make our past leaders pay for their crimes (since looting is a crime). There is no way we won't tame corruption to a reasonable level. He has the guts!
Then you said "A true manifesto will not read that a Youth corper salary's should be increased to N50k or propose to create jobs out of thin air (are you forgetting that our private companies thrives because of corruption).". His proposal for what to pay workers and on job creations are well thought-out! For concreteness, funding 1000 entrepreneurs in 774 local governments across Nigeria is not a vague plan. It is actionable! Building houses across the country implicitly creates more jobs. Bringing 200k health professionals from abroad to improve our health sector is feasible. Training 160K teachers to send back to schools to give our kids quality education is also possible.And the mininmum wage of 100K is retained within Nigeria as opposed to the billions stolen by politicians and used to purchase and invest in properties outside Nigeria... I can't possibly write his full manifesto here, so excuse me.
The aforementioned are all practical solutions. You can not reform a country that is impoverished and lacking integrity-based institutions. No reform will be effective if the human resources in charge are not properly incentivized and monitored. So cutting bureaucracy down, for example is abstraction over a functional system. Without a functional system, you can not reform anything. And what are the main components of any functional system? Yes, humans/workers/citizens. If you don't address the human component, you are going no where.
Then, you say he is very petty, belittle his accomplishments with Sahara Reporters (a registered company), and say he does not have enough experience. This is your real position. We could have started the conversation from here - meaning that you just wasted my time. |