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[b]Do I hear 'Abortion', from an only child? When your family needs the babies Mistake, big time mistake? Do you know tomorrow? Let me say this, do you know what that child is going to be tomorrow, if you let him/her live just as your parents allowed you to live? Please, this is an opportunity and a big time blessing so let it be. Your mother is there to support and will support, no doubt so what's your problem? You are the only hope the family has in reaching the next generation and you want to close this chapter because of worthless ambitions and unworldly gains. Please, be sensible and have your baby afterall, at 27years old, you are not a SPRING CHICKEN, ok! If you're old enough to make the milk that formed the baby, you are not a boy but a GRAND FATHER, get it and assume you fatherly role and responsibility for the young family you have created! Yes, life is too short to waste time and when one is young, one thinks he/she is immortal. It hasn't been long when a Nigerian family was torn beyond rescues - a woman lost her only child - her 27 year old son in 7 July 2005 London bombings. Her heart was wrecked, everyone with a human heart bled for her and her loss. You see, I don't know you and I am not saying this is going to happen to your family but I am warning against complacency here. Please, leave that baby alone. Think! You may regret any negative decision you make today! Glad the young lady is keeping the baby anyway so, support her![/b] |
Please guys, don't waste your breath with this man! He has nothing worthy to contribute hence his attacks/defensive measures. Well, it's a Nigeria thing - hating the truth and hating the messenger! |
Hmmmm! Bride price A terrible mistake in our culture - should have been abandoned by now but, poverty is the pain! |
That's quite easy but, where's the girl from Yola! A beg, this 'Dick head' of a lecturer needs to be taught a lesson he would remember far beyond in his grave! Common girl, give him a taste of hell maybe he would learn to keep is dog under locks howevevr, his innocent victims I worry about! Well Nigerians, the culture you breed/support (promiscuity) is catching up on you lot - now lecturers can't differentiate between married women and single ladies, chei!!! |
asunaobi:And may God Almighty bless you abundantly too, for standing up for the 'truth' in Jesus Mighty Name, Amen!!! |
No2Atheism:[b]God bless you! You understand what life and living is all about. Everyone except those being negative knows that Oyibo knows how to live life and loves living a good life therefore, suffering or excessive suffering is out of question for most of them - they take the quick option usually, SUICIDE. In contrast, our people know nothing else but suffering and we are so scared of death, not to talk of suicides when suffering gets out of hand! Therefore, we prefer to suffer till 'D' as they usually would take solace in the saying "No condition is permanent" than kill themselves, otio! This is because, most have suffered a lot in their lives that, they know no difference but sufferings - they are covered with it and would not even recognise a good life if it's thrown at them. Psychologically, they identify with nothing else but struggles. The main culprit here is, ignorance/short-sightedness and, this is a curse! God does not want us to suffer this way but, our leaders have ensured we remain in bondage for their own good/benefits. Is it not our duty to scrambled out of this bondage and assert our rights? According to someone here, Africans have always live near nature e.g. trees green grasses, bushes, forests and if they are wild so, what? After all, the whole world was once a forest so, what's the heck! But these days, our people could no longer see that living near nature is a good thing that can psychologically, improves their health. But I ask, how could they see it when they are all concerned and focused on the chase for their daily bread. Poverty is evil, you know! Yet, in the midst of this poverty, you have crimes of all kinds hence, according to you, we have glorified prisons as homes and I add, corrugated bunkers as well. They call these beautiful homes - homes their owners can't even breath in, let alone enjoy. Is that the Country I should be proud of, really?? A country that can't even offer its citizens basic security - a fundamental Human Right it owes it's citizens. For those making noises here, about this obvious truth in Lagos I say please, get a life! Stop this blind patriotisms! The guy, is absolutely right, get it? ![]() [/b] |
ROSSIKE:[b]Wow!!! What a wonderful and beautiful site these are ![]() Nigerians, we should all aim for these high standards, shouldn't we ? How marvellous? You see, poverty is a psychological thing and, it is evil, too! Why is it that poor people always feel guilty at enjoying quality and reasonable life, other people take for granted? Do they not think, they deserve better? These are questions we poor people should seriously address because, there is something wrong with us somewhere! Our heads, minds and psychs needs to be checked! If anyone should come up here and say he/she does not deserve a good and less difficulty life, instead of this 'Tinker' lifestyle, there is something psychologically wrong somewhere that no one could help them with, too bad. Perhaps, it would be nice to call those living in V.I and Ikoye to lower their standards and try this Tinker lifestyle for one day only, and see what they would tell you maybe, you'd start to love yourself as you realise you deserve far better. Boy, life is too short to waste it in extreme poverty and misery like this. Again, let me tell you, there's nothing wrong in enjoying life after all, you have only one shot at it and there's no dress rehearsal here, when you'd gone![/b] |
!amebo no1:No, amebo! That one different o o ! Na mutuality and amicability o o o! Je, je the man catch im monkey |
chika98:But, why are you reading my essay? You see, you don't have to read it. Just pass! Besides, you're powerless over what I write here, understand ?? Please, pass and stop looking for trouble, it doesn't suit you! |
[b]Yeah, because poverty and inequalities are wide spread across the Globe, we should continue to encourage conditions that keep our people in bondage for ever? Because, the Jones live in 'bunk of huts', Nigerians should live up to that standard, eh? What would happen, if we raise own standards high above others and keep it up there for good, instead of emulating filths? And these countries, that allows their citizens to live in these unsafe, uninhabitable and grotesque squalor, where do they measure with Nigeria in natural resources and prominence? Nigeria is a rich country and, if all is well, her citizens should not be living the way they do unfortunately, we have nothing to show for our wealth due to the nature of the leadership we have. Not that we can not live well and better. Aside that, Lagos is a prominent City and has been the Capital of Nigeria for so long in fact, over 200 years before Abuja was even thought off. Doubt it You shouldn't! Remember, the Whiteman's Ship stopped here first after it left Ghana, Sierra Leone and Liberia!!!! That's the shame, shame shame we are talking about here. Based on Lagos history this slum image does not suit her at all and compared with the other slums you people are justifying your arguments here with, Lagos is a GRAND MOTHER TO THEM ALL and should act it by showing example! Therefore, I ask where are these negative remarks about the truth taking us to? If we would continue to advocate for patriotism instead of finding solution to build/develop our country to the standards we live and enjoy in diaspora. What's wrong with that? Don't our people deserve much better ?? Attacking this guy for saying what he saw, is it taking us beyond the 21st Century or backwards to the 1st Century? In that case we might as well remove all the modern stuff we have in our homes including clothes we are wearing right now and put on our 'Hides and Skins or leaves', and see how we feel about them that way we'll understand the effects of this blind patriotism. Also, if our country is cool, what are millions of Nigerians doing in Diaspora when they could do much better at home. They say home sweet home isn't it, but our people are living thousands of miles away from home searching greener pastures, how funny! We have to up our standards and keep it up there, period! That's what the guy is implying in his video image because, much is expected of Nigeria in the world platform. To the big boys of this world, Nigeria is not any ol' country anyone can ignore or do without in Africa. Based on our natural resources, our image is up there and it's important we measure up to that instead of the images, our criminals bring home to us. [/b] |
Yeah, good idea! But, where are the roads to navigate into You mean those with big giant pot-holes in the middle of the Motor Ways wide enough to catch fishes in them or do you really mean a smooth and easy ride in our roads? I wonder! You see, we have to measure up in all aspects. Yes, SAT-NAV Systems are great but we need good roads, babe! |
Kay 17:[b]Do you mind them doing their silly BLIND PATRIOTISM that's got them no where except the bottom of the pile. These blind patriots should travel out and see the world maybe, the cataracts that caused their blindness in the first place would begin to scale off one by one and, enable them see the blessings God has showered Nigeria with that has been denied, for so long. Nigeria is a sophisticated country but, most of its people are too backward hence, lack of development and the never-ending hardship/sufferings people have to endure in this country. Nigerians do not understand that they can only change the situation in our country by acting against the current trend instead of supporting it. Example, is this silly blind patriotism over someone's expressive views about unsuitable conditions in Lagos that are unworthy of a big name like ours - a giant of Africa. Instead of the ignorants to condemn the conditions and set up a campaign to change things, they are protecting the inevitable, SHAME!!!!!!![/b] |
George_D:Thanks for your advice! But this is 'Choice' what can you do about it? If you have no powers to change a single letter in this posting, common sense suggests, PASS QUIETLY, huh! ![]() |
Biabeke:Absolutely true my sister! Don't worry, things are changing and with the way Technology is penetrating cultures all over the world, Nigerian men would know what 'Hit' them and thus, learn to respect their women. You see, before, Nigerians never used to travel much but these days, imagine the population of Nigerians abroad, all coming home with new ideas and borrowed cultures. Sorry, for the TRADITIONALISTS soon they would join the bandwagon and won't be able to salvage what's left of our culture! It's a matter of time! |
Esibi:Love you man!!!! God bless you! Wish some have your kind of understanding and love of family. |
harakiri:[b]Hey, bro! Inasmuch as I don't support the idea of a wife not washing her husbands clothes, I want to make it clear to you that 'marriage' is not COMPULSORY. It is choice! In your writing, you mentioned how the lady would still remain single in 15yrs from now as if, marriage is compulsory and in fact, her life would not be fulfilled without it, really Well, I want you to understand that, marriage is not made for everyone besides, there are alternatives to marriage. We were never told that Adam and Eve were married in any Registry Office or Church or Synagogue or Mosque to make them full and complete husband and wife, were we? Yet, they were COMPANIONS to each other and went on to have their own children, didn't they? Doing so, did it change the ideas about marriage or strengthened it? What they did is symbolic of what most people are doing today however, there is a difference - the law of God is far, far different to that of man. Theirs were God's intention and that's the difference. . Again, you said women want children more that men do after all, why do they have their wombs? I would like to word the same question differently - what is the primary purpose of humans (males/female) sex organs? You see, women want children for different reasons from men (emotional, to experience motherhood, fulfilment and to procreate etc) whilst men definitely want them for procreation i.e. keeping the family name 'Rolling' as well as giving them pleasure and a sense of having a child of their own (blood and flesh). So, both equally need children hence men and women are EQUAL in the presence of God. Therefore, God made this possible through procreation as both could not have children without the other. Try it if you can and see whether it's a macho thing! You both have to bring in your halves to make ONE WHOLE NUMBER i.e produce one complete human being! So, women should be respected and treated as equals because, without their own halves, there's no family name, period! Again, having children is not compulsory. We don't have to have them if we don't want to as having children or not, is one of those CHOICES one has to make in life. Because it's choice, it's not compulsory that we should all procreate and if it was, why is it that some people are deprived of that by nature - deprived from experiencing the joys of fatherhood/motherhood? Yes, it's true in this modern times, Technology has tried its best at reversing the plans of nature yet, this Technology belongs to God and so far, not everyone is succeeding with its products e.g. IVF (In-vitro Fertilisation) etc because, nature still has control on things - God's will must be done!. My brother in your writing, I could sense some antagonisms about women please, respect them and treat them as equals and not as MASTER and SLAVES, not in this modern times, anyway. If I should borrow your words, 'there are many divorces in the US and the UK' but I ask, who is the loser here Everyone loses but some people lose more than others and that's MEN! Yes, women would lose their home, security and standard of living hence poverty would strike and strike hard however, men would not only lose money, their home, family unit , sense of self and now wait for the big one - LONELINESS that nearly killed them in the Garden of Eden, remember ? So, don't go there! In this modern times, if you really want a peaceful and long lasting marriage in your life, treat your wife with LOVE, RESPECT and as EQUALS that way, she will RECIPROCATE 110% to the envy of your friends and neighbours because, we women know how to give a man a good loving! Try it!![/b] |
[b]No, it is not compulsory. Like other things you do for him, there's nothing wrong in washing your husband's clothes same time as you wash yours and kids after all, you cook for the family and sleep with him, don't you? But, I must suggest you give him some responsibilities if this is causing arguments at home. Demand he put all his dirty clothes that needs washing in the LAUNDRY BASKET ready for wash as you won't have time searching for them and checking whether they are dirty to be washed or not. Also, make it clear that, if you don't see his dirty clothes in the LAUNDRY BASKET, he should consider them DIRTY and NOT WASHED. And that's his fault as you have no time to waste! Yes, you have no time to manage him, manage the kids, manage the household needs, manage yourself and work and still contribute to the household. Its up to him if he wants to be clean or dirty GIVE HIM RESPONSIBILITY and you won't have this headache! [/b] |
[b]Why can't people accept that we all have different views, opinions and perspectives on issues/topics placed here and therefore, accept that other people are ENTITLED TO THEIR VIEWS, without being insulting/abusive So, why can you all operate in a civilised and decent manner instead of this BUSHMAN behaviours and ways? Yes, a forum is where you share/exchange views good or bad and there's nothing wrong in disagreeing with points raised by others if you are not comfortable with them but you don't have to be insulting/abusive. After all, you don't know them and the chances of physically meeting them in person is almost ZERO. So, why these verbal abuses if not for some psychological factors needing addressing in such people? I understand, not everyone on N/L is of sound mind but those who consider themselves mature and intelligent should act the role and stop emulating gutter behaviours of the unlearned. Please, people deviate from this and act civil - this is 21st Century. If you are not happy with other peoples contributions/responses on a topic you are interested in, JUST PASS! No need to abuse! After all, you don't have to like everyone on here and not everyone has to like you, abi!!! [/b] |
becomrich;:[b]Boy! You've come again! Well, done! Completely agreed with you. Yes, if couples are not watchful greed, ambition, competition and boastfulness can kill off their marriage so can 3rd parties (family, pastor, work colleagues etc) if you let them. Therefore, it's important one understand what they need in a marriage and seek out a partner that SHARES the same principle before embarking into it. In fact, ones prospective wife/husband's background can throw light into this thus, alert one if watchful. Some marriages fail because couples do not share beliefs and values. For example a husband could be humble, hard working and contented with his achievements and what he's got for his family but married a greedy, over ambition, highly competitive and, jealous woman whom he can not satisfy not matter how hard he tries. That's where the trouble begins! And not too long, she'd be out seeking greener pastures hence, the end. So, my advice is, seek your kind and stick with it and not a fantasiser.[/b] |
So, take it! It's a constructive criticism. Cheers! |
Kilonso:Boy, people are confused with your writing. You mean and write differently i.e. you have well meaning ideas but get drifted into other things that happens to flashed into your mind as you write instead of being focused hence the CONFUSION as people can't understand what you mean. You see, English language is not our first tongue therefore, it's always good to keep it STRAIGHT and SIMPLE. Hope you understand! |
Why ? You needn't ask this question when you already know the answer. It's called "Inferiority C." i.e. IMPERFECTION, SECOND-RATENESS, MEDIOCRITY, MINOR and, LOWLINESS etc are the kinds of emotion people can feel that can lead to faking what they are not therefore, complex is the word. |
Listen to sensible who people have been airing their good and positive advise to you. Ignoring their advice might cost you! Fortunately you're not my brother and if you happens to be, you will know about it as there's no way this Harlot will remain our family with this her tarnishing image. no way. How despicable? She can't use and abuse your family this way, since this is the only way she knows to reward you for your good heart, she's damned! Goes to show, you married a moral-less woman to bring up your children when you have them. She can only give your children what she has and that is, "Lack of morals/values". Again, God has navigated you out of this unhappy situation but you don't seem to acknowledge it, maybe with time you'd understand. I suggest you count your losses and move on to greater things without the LOSER because, she is a non-runner. And a non-runner, is not a winning horse? |
[b]Over-rated? Only in Nigeria that marriage is being over-rated and certainly not over-rated for the Nigerian man rather, for their women. Nigerian women are made to feel a 'Failure' if they hadn't got a man by their 30th birthday and that's what feeds the culture. Women are put under immense pressure to marry any thing that has two legs and a 'bell' between their legs. It doesn't matter whether he could perform as a husband or not. The Nigerian woman's welfare in marriage is not even considered let alone the children that would crop up in the marriage - what matters is marry him God will kawo kwudi and am asking, really Well, we have seen how much that had happened in many marriages in Nigeria, haven't we . Women are pushed into marriage just to please families without any thought about their welfare as the issues of poverty, starvation, education, jobs, skills and financial stability for the Nigerian women in marriage is not even considered before arranging these silly marriages. My advise is, ladies don't do it unless you are sure you want to do it and are prepared to face the realities of marrying into poverty and hopelessness otherwise, pack your bag and seek your future elsewhere. This family that never considered your future and welfare in a silly marriage does not worth bothering about - they are not much of a family in my view. To avoid such a thing we therefore, must think about these issues and the welfare of our daughters in marriage before piling the pressure that leads into silly marriages that are going no where thus, the over-rated culture of stupid marriages in our society.[/b] |
[b]For those who do not understand what a forum is about, and felt it is a market place where they can abuse the 'Dead and the living', very sorry indeed! Therefore, would like to remind such people once more, that a forum is a medium for exchange of views - where people can air their opinions, views, perspective on topics of interests. It is so sad that some lack intelligence and hence understanding but when some are born without intelligence and common sense, what can anyone do about that? There's no point in fighting with 'GHETTO STREET KIDS' on here. A real and respectable gentleman would not go down this lane, pity! And, real men do not bi*ch but since bi*ching is a woman thing, this makes one query if there's a 'Gender issue' that needs addressing about this human being. The topic in question is an 'OPINION' and nothing but someone's opinion. There's is nothing wrong in one expressing their opinion hence in a Democracy you have the freedom to say what you like though, it may suck! But, hey, that's the nature of democracy and my democratic right to exercise that freedom. You see, it does not take a degree to understand that the topic invites Nairalanders to air their views about this 'Not so talk about behaviour' that exists among Nigerian women as commonly our men have always taken the 'FLACK' for promiscuity. This fellow should have avoided the topic and moved on instead of digressing which he did probably, because he has nothing worthy to contribute. Additionally, the topic does not warrant that gutter level of response and there's no need to involve people's families. Naturally, this opens the door for your mother, sisters and all the women in your life to be equally degraded. Let's go there if that's what you want! [/b] |
[b]May I ask, people! Why do nice men/women end up with bad people?? Someone once said, opposite attract - yes opposite attract but this opposite is a killer, you know? You see, a Cheat is a liar! And you must understand that leopard never changes its spots therefore, a Cheat will always cheat again and again and again when you're not looking! My advise is, if you love yourself - dump the dead donkey and move on! There are good women out there who will cherish and love you the way you want to be loved - not this one. Failure to listen, will eventually cost you dearly. Your wife has no respect for herself and dignity and obviously, no respect for you. Aside this, no sense of decency and safety. Here, we have Hiv/Aids crawling out of peoples skin these days and no one can identify a fresh carrier (i.e. a newly diagnosed person) and there, your Mrs is sleeping with someone that is not you, too bad. If you are a Christian please, just go and find a truly God fearing woman that would make you happy. Hope you find the happiness you seek and deserve! Good luck with your decision![/b] |
[b]Evil! What a cruel society! This is why I feel sick about this hopeless dead end of a Country called Nigeria. There are different laws for men/women as well as the rich and the poor and now, we are talking about Employment issues, it does not seem that Nigeria has any effective Employment Laws, her citizens can point to, what a hopeless country. Here, we have a woman that has been discriminated against and there are no obvious laws that protects her rights (or anyone else), address/rectify the issues, not to talk of remedy the situation. In the above situation, three important issues can be queried: [list] Firstly, we note: [li]Discrimination on grounds of Sex - Because she is a woman with a young family, could take time off work for her dependants and family and Company Policy frowns at that hence, the dismissal. Instead of Company to own up to this fact, they have totally useless argument in place. Now tell me, in a Country where there's no effective Employment Laws to protect employees obviously, Companies would marginalise employees and get away with it. And now, she has been dismissed home, to be full-time domestic queen to her family and nurse the baby to her heart desires and we ask, where is the law to intervene and say, no! That's wrong, she can do both and do them damn well [/li] In addition, there is a gender issue too, to address.[li]Discrimination on grounds of Gender - According to the story, her dismissal was based on the fact that, she was an unmarried mother (whatever the truth?). However, we ask, if a man in the same role as her had a baby out of Wedlock with a woman somewhere probably, a vegetable seller in the market would he still be dismissed as a result? Obviously, not! They won't even talk about it let alone dismiss him, and we could all smell the double standard in operation here, don't we [/li] Finally, since Nigeria has no effective Employment laws, we assume she has no Human Rights Law in place as well therefore, as signatory to the United Nations she may have breached the United Nations Convention on Human Rights for not putting in place the tools to promote Human Rights in Nigeria as below.[li] Breach of the United Nations Human Rights International Convention Article 3 - Nigerian Government may have breached her Human Rights on the basis of denying her freedom from arbitrary interference with privacy, family and home life (i.e. Company snooping into her private, family and home life), as well as the right to marry and found a family (and this covers the right/freedom to have children with any man she likes whether married or not) - these rights have been violated. Therefore, she has every right to take Nigerian Government to Court on the basis of Human Rights abuses assuming she has the money or has a godfather to help her kick the Government butt as well as her Company.[/li] [/list] However, being a poor person and a woman for that matter the odds stack against her therefore, its a good thing she lobbied her Senator but should gather more support from people in similar circumstance/with past experiences all over the Country. Set up a website, get the press, radio stations, Churches, Charity Organisation etc involved and engaged in this matter if she can. This way, you help eradicate this dirty culture and the inequalities in our society. Good luck, babe!!! http://www.un.org/en/documents/udhr/ http://www.ohchr.org/Documents/Publications/FactSheet2Rev.1en.pdf http://www2.ohchr.org/english/law/cedaw-one.htm [/b] |
sweetmadam:[size=16pt]That's a sign board, just say how much bigger you need it I will help you this end, ok! [/size] |
patwhizkid:[b][size=18pt]Hmmm! If this is all you know about HiV-Aids, I'm sorry! You see, you don't have to have a brother in that Uni to worry about the multiple impact HiV/Aids can have. It would only take an infected student to finish the whole world if they are into casual sex/lifestyle, ok! How, I could hear you ask? Well, when one infected person sleeps around as we are all reading about it on N/L right no,w and the people he/she slept with goes off to sleep with other people, who also goes off to have their way with other people who might have 2 or 3 boy/girl friends each from different locations or the same street/town then, the story go begin dey get V-leg and not K-Leg any more. You'd then realise the heaviness of what all of us are talking about on here. This is no joke at all, ok! Because, this day in age, people should be very, very careful about their lives, if they love themselves as not many people do, anyway. And those who goes about having unprotected sex knowing the dangers, are nothing but FOOLS of the last order soon, they would join the statistics if they are not already in the statistics therefore don't care who they infect! It is scary! Even in marriages these days, married people are contracting the rubbish and that is too frightening. So be careful and warn your brothers, sisters and friends if you have them!!![/size][/b] |
blinksy:[size=18pt]Thick Ignorant! Possibly carrying the virus himself hence the laissez affair attitude towards this death sentence. [/size] |
Yes, Nigerian women are as promiscuous as their men. Just as their men are unfaithful so are most of Nigerian women before marriage. They can keep several boyfriends on the go without their sweet hearts knowing about it and from what I am hearing these days, many are still doing it whilst in marriage, shame really. However, should you confront them obviously, they will deny it and pretend to be virgins just as Fela indicated in his music - dem go say dem be babio o o. Abi, guys nobi so ? I know how many of una wey don catch una girlfriends in similar situations before, sure una no want spill beans here nobe so ![]() Really, to understand the true nature of promiscuity among Nigerian women, let's talk about it here on this forum?. |
tcreations:[size=18pt]Hey babe, I respect your intelligence but get a life! [/size] |
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Mistake, big time mistake? Do you know tomorrow? Let me say this, do you know what that child is going to be tomorrow, if you let him/her live just as your parents allowed you to live?
