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Travel › Re: Japa: Please How Can I Get Into Greenland? by thesolutions(m): 6:52pm On Jan 20
BangaRice:
Imagine at a time Nigerians and other non-European nationals are being deported from USA. If i can just make it into Greenland and integrate well, Denmark or USA is sure after the dust of whatever they have going on has settled.

Who knows how i can get into greenland peacefully and in one piece please?
Nairalanders should help a bro.
Just draw green land and jump into it. No faster way.
Romance › Re: Incase You Are Ask To Choose One And Let One Go Down Which One Will Choose? by thesolutions(m):
Give her the money then choose her.
Everything and everyone is important.
Agriculture › Re: Does Papaya Have A Name In Your Local Dialect? [picture] by thesolutions(m): 1:05pm On Jan 15
Mariangeles:
I don't think I've ever heard of any local name papaya [popularly called pawpaw] is known by.

Does it have a name in your language?
If it does, what is it called?
I'm here to learn.

Picture source: Pinterest.

Cc: Nlfpmod
I still remember the first time I learnt that PAWPAW is pronounced as popo.
Crime › Re: Woman Identified As A Man Raped In All-Male UK Psychiatric Hospital Ward by thesolutions(m): 12:59pm On Jan 14
They/Them. It's a pity English is so bastardized.
We know They/Them to be plural. But using it on a single individual makes comprehension difficult.

If chimera is the case, it should be documented so that we can understand that a particular person actually has two distinct individuals with different genetics resident in it/him/her/them.

Damaged Language.
Sports › Re: Morocco Vs Nigeria Afcon Semifinal by thesolutions(m): 12:01pm On Jan 14
guobe:
This match will be a classic with a wordclass Moroccan team taking on a resurgent super Eagles team in the semifinal of the African cup of nations.
Kick off time is 8 pm.
About the images, screen capture is a thing. Use it.
Politics › Re: Why Are We Not Praising The Government For N50 EMT Levy Removal by thesolutions(op): 1:51pm On Jan 08
Globad:
What difference does this make? ,

The receiver used to pay. Now the sender pays
Businesses no longer surfers like it did last year. Busines i oversee receives over 200 transfers and over 400 POS transactions daily many which are charged N50 per transaction. daily charge on this alone gets to N15,000 on one business that is also profiled to pay tax. How can such business grow.
The sender paying was agreed by the national assembly to treat transaction of N10,000 and above as mail with stamp duty charge.
Business friendly environment is more important.
Politics › Re: Why Are We Not Praising The Government For N50 EMT Levy Removal by thesolutions(op): 1:22pm On Jan 08
LadyExcellency:
Are you okay? In any transaction involving N10,000 and above, the government collects N50. It doesn't matter which party paying the bill. The Government largesse still remains unchanged. N50 earned and transferred to government purse.
Calm down.
You are no longer charged for receiving transfer of N10,000 and above. Only the sender is charged N50 stamp duty.
Politics › Re: Why Are We Not Praising The Government For N50 EMT Levy Removal by thesolutions(op): 12:21pm On Jan 08
onatisi:
They replaced it with 50 naira stamp duty
Yes. Only the sender pays the stamp duty and it is for payment or transfer from 10,000 naira and above.
As a business owner, this charge removal is necessary. Next should be fraudulent VAT that these banks charges. VAT that is not credited to your TIN.
Politics › Re: Why Are We Not Praising The Government For N50 EMT Levy Removal by thesolutions(op): 12:15pm On Jan 08
derecho:
Only a naive person will thank someone who overcharged him with 500naira but decided to remove only 50naira.
Nigerians are not as naive as many think bro
I have not seen any charge on my account since the start of the year. Most of the rants online are false for engagement only.
Tax is not deducted from your account. Only charges are deducted from your account.
Politics › Why Are We Not Praising The Government For N50 EMT Levy Removal by thesolutions(op): 11:58am On Jan 08
EMT stands for Electronic Money Transfer Levy. It is 50 naira charge deducted from your account when you receive funds in your account from 10,000 naira upward.

I noticed that government has removed this charge from business owners but introduced the stamp duty charges to save business owners from this fraud that has lasted for a year now. Fraud because it is a loss of extra 50 naira on sales using electronic payment platform.

As someone that manages multiple businesses, charges incurred from transfers and POS transactions from different departments amount to over 15,000 daily from one business location since the introduction of this charges.

I have noticed a drastic reduction in charges from POS since the 2nd of this month.

We should appreciate the government for this effort.
Christianity Etc › Re: Adeboye Reacts To Primate Ayodele’s AFCON Prophecy On Ademola Lookman by thesolutions(m): 1:11pm On Jan 06
Error in prophesy is mostly on the interpretation. Revelations don't mostly reveal itself the way the receiver will understand. So they end up assuming or giving meaning to disjointed revelations or improvising to create the missing parts.

Osimhen and lukman's faceoff has already killed the morale of the team seeing how fans turned against Osimhen forgetting his contribution to the team.

If he withdraw from the team in annoyance, the flaws of lukman will show itself and Nigerians will curse him afterwards when they are knocked out.

His prophesy May be wrong but revelations are never wrong. That it can be changed by deliberate or indeliberate action that alters events doesn't mean it is wrong.

Let's hope the issue is handled appropriately.
Politics › Re: Obidients, Slow Down Your Energy by thesolutions(m): 6:59am On Jan 06
helinues:
Mods, this is not a threat thread oo,.

People are now worried considering the way some Obidients are not slowing down in wishing things to scatter, they are concerned hope things won't lead to physical before the election as the hatred is becoming too much and unnecessary.

We as Nigerians need to manage how we discuss political matter without escalating things. After all, we all want the best for the country

No Nigerian is superior than the other not to talk of supporters of the politicians

Nigeria stability and security are paramount than any politicians or political party
No Obidients in the market. Just Nigerians.
It is you guys online keyboard warriors trying to drive home false narrative. When met with opposition, you guys resort to tagging everyone as Obidients.
Obi is not going anywhere 2027 though.
CIA is taking over. Real American.
There won't be physical crises because it is easier to control one Nigeria that fragmented nations.
Foreign Affairs › Re: What’s The Point Of Having Russia As An Ally ? by thesolutions(m):
No country is out to help another country. They are there to take.
What US is fighting to protect is what every other country like China and Russia want. They want you to use their currency to trade and discard the dollar. If this happens, you will be working for them to earn their currency in other to trade with them or with their allies.
They print money and use it to take your resources cheaply because you are told your currency has far less value.
No supper power country will risk being in battle conflict with US government over their conflict with another country. It is not that they are not capable. But any armed escalation will return the world to stone age.
So it is wisdom to issue papper threats than armed resistance in bid to help another country.
Armed conflicts with a supper power like the US that would result to casualty of their own people will be avoided at all cost.
Romance › Re: Found My True Ancestors by thesolutions(m): 5:49pm On Jan 02
I believe you are the father. grin grin grin
Why are you hiding your identity.
Politics › Re: Is Someone At The Central Bank Minting The Old N500 Note? by thesolutions(op): 10:19am On Dec 31, 2025
VeeVeeMyLuv:
Don't mind him
He didn't research before posting
Nawao
You mean money can not be printed in 2025 while the date of print is backdated.
Check all the N100 centenary notes. See if you would see any one carrying 2015 to 2019.
They were all 2014
Politics › Re: Is Someone At The Central Bank Minting The Old N500 Note? by thesolutions(op):
JAOS:
The aim of the naira redesign was to reduce the amount of cash in circulation not to replace old note so since we kicked against it the old design is still being printed
It wouldn't make sense minting the two different notes at the same time.
Again, the mint of the old N500 note was dated 2022, the year it was last minted. If they are deliberately minting these notes, it would be marked the current year of mint.
Politics › Is Someone At The Central Bank Minting The Old N500 Note? by thesolutions(op):
I got this old 500 naira notes in mint.
They are not looking like money stored somewhere and brought out for the festivities.

Wild thought.

The government does not know the volume of old notes in circulation.
So someone is minting these note and it is not traceable or accounted for.

Politics › Re: NSA Ribadu Unveils 7,000 Forest Guards, Set For Immediate Deployment by thesolutions(m): 7:13am On Dec 28, 2025
Hope this is not an attempt to give the herdsmen new identity.

We want progressive results anyways.
Politics › Re: Why We Allowed U.S Forces Strikes Against Terrorists In Nigeria - FG by thesolutions(m): 7:35am On Dec 26, 2025
Allowing the strike and allowing the US to use the term ISIS is an indictment on the government who claimed no Jihad against the Christian folks.

There was no mention of bandits but terrorists. No mincing words.
Nairaland General › Re: Is This December Unusual Or Is Harmattan Gradually Disappearing? by thesolutions(m): 12:42pm On Dec 24, 2025
DeclanR:
As I'm typing, I'm sweating profusely .

Reasons :
First, no family or loved one
Second, poverty .

Lastly, Nature. I have never seen a December where there will be such heat. In yesteryears, cold from harmattan would have been dealing with us by now. It's really strange, bizzare and unusual.

Could it be as a result of human activities from deforestation/indiscriminate felling down of trees ?
Or Jesus is coming?
Jesus is Coming. Look up and be saved.
Politics › Re: �ASG ��� �������� ���� ������ ���� �������ytax by thesolutions(m): 10:40am On Dec 24, 2025
It is a welcomed development.
Romance › Re: Work, House Chores, And The Fairness Debate by thesolutions(m): 5:23pm On Dec 23, 2025
vdestro:
Inspite of your careful attempt to sound reasonable and balanced, your bias showed.

See how you described all that a man goes through

"A man who wakes up daily to face traffic, pressure, deadlines, insults from bosses, financial responsibility, rent, school fees, emergencies, and societal expectations is not “doing nothing.”

Who does not feel the weight carried by the man?

But when it came to the woman, here are your words

"Likewise, a woman who works outside and still contributes at home is not weak or oppressed, she is functioning as an adult"

Here we see you only acknowledging that works but no weight given to the fact that she faces all those same things which is what goes with work.

Then you say she contributes at home downplaying the fact that she does not just contribute she is infact the person who carries and does all the work at home which of course I do not need to list here as everyone knows them.

Then you say she is only functioning as an adult. Is the man not doing the same?

So the truth is the woman who goes through what the man goes through working and then comes home to all the work has the shorter end of the stick and what a suffering and burden. There is no way she would not eventually snap. And there is no way that marriage can be peaceful.

Love demands that you care for each other and support each other after all it is both your home and if it collapses, you both will suffer the consequences.

(On a side note, men tend to forget that it is first your home into which you bring the woman. If she is unhappy you can be sure she would bring down that home on your head then you begin to hear my wife did this and that.)

But since people rarely ever love themselves nor whom they marry, this issue will continue to plague and cause problems in their marriages.
Women faces same in different settings.
Again, you can not use this argument in contemporary environment because some women earns more than their men. That is where her bias is coming from. What they call equal right in marriage is having the man do chores or run errands, choosing not to have children or chosing foster parents because they would not want to loose their figure or quit their jobs.
Romance › Re: Work, House Chores, And The Fairness Debate by thesolutions(m): 5:02pm On Dec 23, 2025
Kobojunkie:
Again, please work on at least comprehending the meaning behind terms before proceeding. A partnership in marriage means equal rights for both partners in the marriage as opposed to the traditional marriage hierarchy that most Nigerians are instead used to. 🥱🥱🥱
Your focus on equal right makes it look like partnership in marriage is a form of competition.
A partnership in marriage involve two partners agreeing to be joined in marriage. It could be traditional, religious or social contract.
Before marriage, both parties must have had an understanding. Some go to an extent of having prenuptial agreement in written form.
Once there is an agreement, it is partnership marriage.
Equality doesn't have to be redefined because everyone is already equal in marriage only separated by gender and roles.
Calling this roles that was traditionally assigned to women as slavery makes you definition of equality suspicious.
Romance › Re: Work, House Chores, And The Fairness Debate by thesolutions(m): 4:38pm On Dec 23, 2025
Kobojunkie:
1. See image below(Let's stop trying to distract from the issue, abeg!). 🥱🥱🥱
Who ever trained that AI is dumb. There is always roles and there is no equality in roles assigned biologically or traditionally.
There is no third party in marriage partnership that will give ruling on opposing equal voices as your AI tried to explain. So everything has to be based on understanding which must have been reached before marriage. If this discussion comes up after marriage, the man over rules.

There is no equality in roles or even in voice between a man and a woman in marriage if those were not agreed prenuptial.
Romance › Re: Work, House Chores, And The Fairness Debate by thesolutions(m):
Kobojunkie:
Please, ensure to shake your comprehension-related pathways of dust before proceeding 🥱🥱🥱

Traditional marriage is not configured as a partnership but as the woman working more as a slave/servant under her man's will and leadership. That is not a partnership and cannot be configured as such as the woman is said to be a follower and not a leader in that configuration of marriage. 🥱🥱

You are making the very same mistake which most people make where marriage is concerned and that is to assume that all marriages by default are partnership; this has never,in fact, been the case especially in Nigeria.. Religion and Tradition insisting the man as head of the family negates the existence of a partnership in marriage. 🥱🥱

For a person married under traditional/religious configuration to decide to opt for a partnership instead, he/she would need to throw out traditional/religious marriage contract in order to resign/reenter marriage under a new contract that instead recognizes each person as a partner with equal rights (partnership) in the marriage. undecided
Partnership doesn't mean equal rights. There is percentage distribution of responsibility and resources. In typical traditional settings, the man owns the farm land. But in contemporary economy, men finds it difficult to earn a living more than the woman.
Does this affect the distribution of resources and roles? Yes. But the man is still responsible for provision in his role as husband because the traditional roles was not repealed. So, if any woman was given an opportunity to earn because the contemporary economy created that environment, she can either have an understanding with the man before marriage. Any of such understanding after marriage will be oppression on the man.

In essence, if a woman is given opportunity to earn because the economy favours her to do that, she is obligated to remit her earnings to her man and not to drag equality with him. Anything other than that is oppression against the man grin grin grin grin
We can not take it.
Romance › Re: Work, House Chores, And The Fairness Debate by thesolutions(m):
Kobojunkie:
Traditional marriage has never been, and still isn't about partnership but rather about submission of the women as a slave to her master and head, the man. To this day, the vast majority of Nigerian marriage are configured to operate as traditional marriage and not as partnerships. So, to claim marriage in and off itself is partnership is disingenuous. 🥱🥱🥱
That is a fantasy distorted definition inserted into AI used to manipulate people.
Marriage approved by any law defined it to be between husband and wife. This is role based.
It is partnership.
But the woke community has been working hard to distort this reality by forcing an illegal definition of marriage partnership that is not recognized by law or by religion or tradition but still try to arm twist these Bodies to join them so as to be recognized as couples.
These are predators and pretenders.
This is where gay marriage hinge on. They can not sponsor a system recognized by law to join them as couples but they want the same traditional and religious institution that recognized marriage as role based between a male husband and female wife to join them as couples.
Food › Re: How Many Of These Can You Finish On The Spot? (Photo) by thesolutions(m): 9:20pm On Dec 18, 2025
Nearly ripped, I will go four at a go. For unripened plantain, two is too much. I find it difficult to chew and swallow
Politics › Re: Kogi: Kidnappers Found With Miyetti Allah ID Cards Killed In Shootout With Navy by thesolutions(m): 11:14am On Dec 18, 2025
thisisit:
THESE ARE RIBADU BOYS .... RIBADU SAID HE IS ARMING THEM AS VIGILANTE
If Ribadu made that statement, he must be regretting it by now. He wanted to be president after tinubu. Why make use of group that are already linked to criminal and terrorist activity.
He could have recruited a strike squad from the DSS or a combination of the military. But going along with criminals he knew was ill advised.
Food › Re: The Side Effects Of Some Food Ingredients In Our Daily Meals by thesolutions(m): 1:15pm On Dec 16, 2025
Solution to sound health is working like a slave and eating like a king.

Every other thing besides this is I'll health.
Politics › Re: Odua People’s Assembly Raises Alarm Over Allegations Against Matawalle, Demands by thesolutions(m): 3:59pm On Dec 15, 2025
Is it only OPA. NEXT will be NDDA, ISOB, ACA.

NDDA Nigeria Delta Defense Agency
ISOB Indigenous State of Biafra
ACA Arewa Community Association.
Romance › Re: Debunking The Falsehood That Older Ladies Make Better Marriage Partners!!! by thesolutions(m): 3:20pm On Dec 14, 2025
Jman06:
That assumption is very wrong from what we see on daily basis between married folks. The older woman may agree with you at the time you are still courting her but the moment you marry her, she brings out her true colour and the next thing is to nag the living daylight out of you.

On the other hand, the much younger ones may even be more agreeable since her may be more matured and experienced than her. In fact, that is usually the case in most of the marriages here, so I wonder where they got that idea that older ladies are more agreeable from. I guess it's all effort to direct the minds of men towards going for older agbayas
Well scholars have facts and figures to back up their claim which will relegate your opinion as assumption.

If a younger woman agrees to marry a man without being programmed to do so, she probably has her reason. Immediately that reason is no longer there, she has higher chances of not enduring the aftermath of having no reason to be in the marriage than the older women. This doesn't mean that it is easier to marry older women. But most older women with children will endure anything to make sure that they do not raise their kids alone. The younger woman ends up turning their kids to mini version of themselves if they have kids without regards to the child being male or female.
So it is easier for the younger woman to leave the marriage.
Romance › Re: Debunking The Falsehood That Older Ladies Make Better Marriage Partners!!! by thesolutions(m): 2:39pm On Dec 14, 2025
Marriage is an agreement. You can either program someone to agree with you or negotiate agreement with someone.
It could be with the older ones or the younger ones.
The older ones mostly seem to be ready to agree with anyone because of time factor. The younger ones can be programmed to agree if they are kept within a consistent environment.

The ones in-between has known life in diverse ways and are more rational. They agree and disagree with anyone as long as dynamic situations hovers around the relationship.

No one truly agrees. They choose to endure. The older ones appears to be enduring more because of societal factor and that is what made scholars assume marriage with older women is easier to maintain.

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