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OlaOfLagos:
This has been my thought lately. Thank you for sharing! Every statement made alot of sense 👏

columbus007:
I feel touched really 🥰🥰🥰

goran3310:
Nice text.
However...
Unconditional love is an ideal.
Young people can love unconditionally up to about 17-20 years old. And after that, love gets tainted - by reason.
Men love unconditionally more often.
Women much, much less often.
And that's OK with me.
Looking at the men on this forum, I completely understand everything.

helinues:
That's mumuness raised to power 16

YesNoMaybe:
The international system is a complex machine that pretends to run on rules, but actually runs on fragility and human stubbornness.
Justice without enforcement is like a beautiful theory that collapses under the slightest pressur. It might look good on paper but it fails in practice. Power keeps the game going, but it is never as reliable as those who wield it believe. Why?
Because every dominant player thinks their strength will last forever, until suddenly it doesn’t. Reciprocity is just the system’s way of keeping score. It's not fair nor moral. It's just a method to prevent total chaos. But the weak are not as weak as they seem, and the strong are never as strong as they think. Sooner or later, someone refuses to follow the script. That's what's at play here.

Human nature ensures that no system remains stable for long. The planners and strategists build their models, convinced they can predict outcomes, while history laughs at their arrogance. Real change sometimes comes from the overlooked actor who refuses to back down, the small player who turns asymmetry into advantage. This is because the most dangerous illusion is believing that power is permanent or that justice is anything more than what the powerful can enforce.

Yet somehow, against all logic, people keep fighting for fairness, keep resisting domination, keep surprising those who think they control the game. That’s the truth: systems break, but humanity adapts. The future belongs not to those who enforce order, but to those who survive disorder.

casualobserver:
Obi’s supporters are dumber than Obi himself. You see all those schools and courses you listed? They admit anybody who has money and there are no exams, you get a certificate for attending. They are seminars not academic programs. Notice he avoided masters degrees or PH.D? If Portable has money and want to enrol, they will admit him. All they want is your money. Remember Obi recently narrating how he didn’t drink wine during one of his courses not knowing it was free and he had already paid for it?

A lot of those course or programs last for 1 week or a month max.

A lot of Nigerians enrol in them to boost their image knowing people like you don’t know any better.

Kobojunkie:
This from the one whose post reads no different from brain farts from a mind experiencing a psychotic episode! 🙄🙄🙄🙄

Kobojunkie:
Very nonsensical bullsheet! I am not at all surprised that it came laced with religious nonsense by the way, as this is then the kind of upside-down reasoning expected from those whose brain-cells are chock-full of religious gobbledegook!

Religious eejits don't even realize that all they think and know of marriage comes mostly from the antics of comedians/playwrights and writings of pagan philosophers; most of these ideas came from drunken musings which have been demolished by other more intelligent minds many times since then.🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

CaptainFM1:
Trust me, they will get the message. Unofficial route works best in this country.