Foreign Affairs › Re: ‘From Lion's Roar To Cat’s Meow’: Israeli Media,Officials Decry Isreal's Failure by themanderon: 10:21pm On Apr 17 |
Melagros: COMRADES, it's like these dudes no get job at all: God1000, freestuff, hechnore, Madrid guy, etc Always scooping the news to exaggerate a mini weakness of the Israel FYI, Israel will never fall oo. When will you guys stop being sympathetic to the terrorists? Didn't you notice they are also APC supporters? They usually support outlandish and evil views. At times I just imagine how corrosive they will be in real life. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: ‘From Lion's Roar To Cat’s Meow’: Israeli Media,Officials Decry Isreal's Failure by themanderon: 10:18pm On Apr 17 |
Justtach: This free stuff guy and his crew are never tired. They don't give up even when defeat is all written all over their faces.... I'm beginning to feel Iran is buying data for some Nairalanders while putting them on salary. It's taqiya. They are allowed to spread lies to push a deceptive agenda. It's even in the Quran that Allah is the greatest deceiver of all. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: ‘From Lion's Roar To Cat’s Meow’: Israeli Media,Officials Decry Isreal's Failure by themanderon: 10:17pm On Apr 17*. Modified: 12:43am On Apr 19 |
FreeStuffsNG: The 10-day ceasefire announced by Trump on Thursday was reached as a result of heavy pressure from Iran, which conditioned its participation in a new round of talks with the US on a full ceasefire in Lebanon.
Confirming again that Trump lied.
It was Iran that forced him to order his proxy to a ceasefire. Trump did not want to do it until force and pressure was applied on him. Where you there when the Iranians were pressuring him? |
Business › Re: Naira Exchange Rate Today (april 17, 2026) – Dollar, Pound & Euro Rates by themanderon: 2:21pm On Apr 17 |
The naira that started at one naira to two dollars has so much fallen away. What a pity. |
Crime › Re: Bandits Flaunt Massive Bundles Of Naira Paid As Ransom (video) by themanderon: 11:42pm On Apr 16 |
Yesterday's almajiris have turned into today's terrorists and bandits. We warned northern leaders then about this almajiri system and the looming dangers ahead, today the danger is upon us. The almajiri boys of yesterday have created a means of income for themselves and it's not going away any time soon. Nigeria is cursed with not having proactive leadership. They only wait till a problem has become a behemoth before attempting usually bound to fail solutions. |
Politics › Re: 2027: I Am Jagaban, They Can't Scare Me - Tinubu by themanderon: 11:29pm On Apr 16 |
Look at him talking about integrity. A word completely alien to him. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Julius Malema Sentenced To Five Years Imprisonment For Firing A Gun In Public by themanderon: 2:51pm On Apr 16 |
Another excuse for the xenophobes to go on a mindless blood rage against foreign nationals. |
Travel › Re: Retirement Flight; Icelandicair Captain Did Low Pass Over Hometown by themanderon: 2:45pm On Apr 16 |
He gambled with people's lives. That flight could have been his and everyone on the plane's last if anything had gone wrong. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Public Debt Hit ₦159.28trn In December 2025– DMO by themanderon: 2:53am On Apr 16 |
nairalanda1: Sure you do.
I want a better Nigeria, son. Not a resource dependant Nigeria
Abusing me won't change my mind Like I said we will find out soon enough. |
Romance › Re: How I Almost Slept With A Married Woman Who I Met At The Gym by themanderon: 2:50pm On Apr 15 |
You better run!!! That woman is a highway to your grave. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria's Economy Growing Faster Than US, UK – Daniel Bwala by themanderon: 2:47pm On Apr 15 |
Who listens to this now disgraced man again? |
Health › Re: Dr.Sintei Erigheyefa: Nigerian OB-GYN Dies During Childbirth At NDUTH by themanderon: 2:45pm On Apr 15 |
She died of the same conditions she usually treats. God rest her soul. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Public Debt Hit ₦159.28trn In December 2025– DMO by themanderon: 2:42pm On Apr 15 |
[quote author=nairalanda1 post=139106411]Oil dependency. So long as the major income for government revenue is oil money, we are going to keep on borrowing, even if we destroy corruption in this country. Oil dependency.[/quote I was expecting to find you here. We will soon know who you are working for. So what will you say about other countries that have secured their future depending on oil  Defender of rubbish. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Drifting Toward Crisis - Peter Obi Slams Tinubu Administration by themanderon: 2:39pm On Apr 15 |
But why are they still going on a borrowing spree despite removing subsidy? Something is not adding up. |
Celebrities › Re: Roby Ekpo Reacts To His Ex-Wife Mayowa Lambe's Third Marriage by themanderon: 11:23am On Apr 15 |
She will soon hop into the fouth and then the fifth and sixth without realizing the problem is actually with her. Confused and wasted generation. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Mahama: We Want Nigeria To Do Well So They'll Stop Coming To Ghana by themanderon: 11:21am On Apr 15 |
fredoooooo: Yiu can use whatever indices to judge your own narrative.. I'm not her to convince your believe..Thank you classic and very typical. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Mahama: We Want Nigeria To Do Well So They'll Stop Coming To Ghana by themanderon: 11:14am On Apr 15 |
fredoooooo: Nigeria is doing well the ones coming to your country are the problems of Nigeria.. There re good Nigerians in yiur city b3ofre today and there was no complain Please, which indices did you use to determine that Nigeria was doing well? Is it security? Economy? Power supply? Which one? Or do you just feel like talking for the sake of it? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: President Mahama: We Want Nigeria To Do Well So They'll Stop Coming To Ghana by themanderon: 11:11am On Apr 15 |
Just imagine? If our leaders had any iota of shame, they would take this as a challenge and ensure the country works so these insults from other countries will cease, but do they care? All they think about is grabbing and holding onto power, yet they don't seem to have the faintest idea what to do with it. Disgraceful and dishonourable bunch of clowns. |
Politics › Re: Why Did Peter Obi Wear This Cloth To The ADC Congress? by themanderon: 11:06am On Apr 15 |
Many Nigerians have too much time for rubbish, and that's why politicians will continue to fry pancakes with their brains. What has his outfit got to do with anything? |
Politics › Re: Bandits Torture UNIJOS Student, John Arum Azi, Make Him Denounce Jesus by themanderon: 5:23pm On Apr 14 |
Obinna67: Jesus failed one of his sheep's again, Jesus Christ is a failure You will give account of these words on the last day. Jesus Christ himself told us in Mathew 24 that this will happen. He already told his disciples that they will be hated for his name's sake and also put to death. Read it. |
Politics › Re: Bandits Torture UNIJOS Student, John Arum Azi, Make Him Denounce Jesus by themanderon: 5:20pm On Apr 14 |
This is the Islam people are toying with. The flames is burning harder. These people seek to turn the entire world to their demonic religion through blood and death . Do not be foolish enough to think you are immune. They are coming!!!! |
Car Talk › Re: Mazda 626: This Car Was ₦1.7M In 2022, Now It Is ₦6.8M In 2026 (Photo) by themanderon: 5:11pm On Apr 14 |
And it still keeps rising. It's a shame we have fallen so far. |
Politics › Re: Northern Islamic Cleric Places N1million Bounty On Christian Man’s Head by themanderon: 1:25pm On Apr 14 |
Saturnalia: The thing is, why must anybody insult someone else’s god?
Why can’t they just resist the demonic urge of insulting what others hold onto as their gods?
Why can’t you just live and let other’s live?
You will go and find the trouble that is bigger than your papa and then turn around and start crying foul when the consequences of your actions come biting. So we should go ahead and kill anyone that insults our God right? Is our God so incapacitated that he needs a mere ordinary dust like you to fight for him? Just like Gideon's father said in the Bible if your god is the real god then let him fight for himself. Islam is not of the one through living God. The reason many are still practicing it is that they are afraid to die because of apostasy. |
Travel › Re: Ugandan Woman From Kampala: 'Nigeria Feels Like Home For All Africans' by themanderon: 1:11pm On Apr 14 |
Emeskhalifa: I won't be surprised if she's a 'paid actor' She isn't. I have known her for some years now on YouTube. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Proposes Suspending Nuclear Activities For Up To Five Years by themanderon: 10:50am On Apr 14 |
Kushites: USE YOUR BRAIN INSTEAD OF BEING A SLAVE TO PROPAGANDA.
Nuclear weapons are meant to be a deterrent. Unprovoked use of it ensures a nuclear retaliation.
AND DO SHUT UP, BECAUSE IRAN HAS SEVERAL DEEP UNDERGROUND CITIES UNREACHABLE BY THE US OR ISRAEL.
THEY HAVE BUILT A LOT OF THINGS UNBEKNOWNST TO THE WORLD, DEEP UNDERGROUND, AND CAN BUILD MORE.. I guess you have seen all these things they built? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s Economy In Shock – Edun by themanderon: 10:46am On Apr 14 |
The only thing every successive governments have been good at in this country is speaking big grammar. At the end of the day they will end up as monumental failures. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Jaden Ivey Seen Preaching On The Street After Being Waived By Chicago Bulls(vide by themanderon: 1:23am On Apr 14 |
Speaking the truth in times of universal deceit is a revolutionary act. He defended Christ before a corrupt and debased people, and Christ will gladly show him off to his angels when he finally meets him. |
Politics › Re: Who Remembers Youth Earnestly Ask For Abacha (YEAA) - Throwback Video by themanderon: 12:59am On Apr 14 |
seunmsg: Reminds me of Peter Obi and lots of Ibos sleeping in bed with Abacha when MKO was in prison and Yorubas were fighting to end the evil Abacha regime and return the country back to democracy. You call what we have today democracy? It's more like kleptocracy. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Pope Leo Visits Great Mosque Of Algiers, Removes Shoes by themanderon: 11:22pm On Apr 13 |
What did he go there to do? If he didn't go there to preach the gospel of Christ then he is on his own. |
Phones › Re: NYSC Member Scammed With Fufu Disguised As iPhone At Computer Village by themanderon: 7:08pm On Apr 13 |
I don't go to any shop other than slot to buy my phones in computer village. Anything else it's sorry. I don't even look at all those agbero on the road nor respond to them. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Turkey Threatens Military Action Against Israel by themanderon: 6:53pm On Apr 13 |
I don't see these islamists condemn Hizbollah, I don't see them condemning Hamas unprovoked attacks on Israel. They only raise their ugly heads to attack Israel whenever it responds to their aggression. Erdogan doesn't even how he will end up. I don't know if he is a president or a dictator. |
Romance › Re: There’s One Thing My Girlfriend Has Never Done, Yet We’re Planning Marriage by themanderon: 6:36pm On Apr 13 |
CYBERWEAVER: I am currently planning to get married. I’ve been with my babe for about a year now.
After several consultations, we agreed on a wedding budget of about 3 million Naira.
But I keep asking myself one very honest question: how do I commit that kind of money to someone who hasn’t really shown the same level of effort back, even in something as small as 5k, despite earning a little?
Asin, I never smell her 5k since we started dating.
At this point, it’s not even about the money anymore. It’s about intention, balance, and simple acts of kindness.
Even on my birthday, I didn’t receive a gift from her, and that stayed with me more than I expected.
I’ve never had to deliberately test her money, because genuine care and small acts of giving usually show themselves naturally over time.
To be clear, I’ve been carrying most of the financial weight in this relationship, and there’s hardly anything tangible she has ever done for herself without at least my 50% contribution since we met.
I don’t complain, but I also don’t want to ignore what I’m seeing.
As a responsible man, I’m trying to be honest with myself before I take a step I can’t easily undo.
So I want to ask people who are married or have real experience: if I go ahead and marry in a relationship where this is the current dynamic, what should I realistically expect in marriage?
I’m not trying to assume the worst, but I also believe experience speaks louder than hope. A girl that loves you will be willing to spend more than half her income on you even if she earns one thousand naira. A lady that hasn't spent much on you is a red flag. If you are the one bearing the whole financial responsibility then be ready to bear till you leave this world and I am telling you nothing but the truth. What does she bring to the table that made you settle for her? Is it the sex? That one has no value and will fade away. Think about this very well before you make the plunge. I I know many people that made this kind of error and they are in deep regrets today. A lady that loves you will spare nothing to be with you. You want to marry an obvious parasite that sees you as a poverty escape route. |