₦airaland Forum

MariaLavina:
Lol! sadly I am sapiosexual , I just can't help it.

ornicus:
i'm not interested in wasting energy at your pretentious attempts at intellectualism.

post the meaning of the phrase and stop wasting my time

your own posts reinforce the exact thing i stated

Nigerians love to celebrate corporal punishment as a builder of character, inspite of the glaring evidence of our moral failures all around us.

you are claiming corporal punishment has value for building character , but you are at the same time saying that Nigerians are driven by money, have no value system etc. so what did all those beatings actually achieve - maybe a fondness for big latin phrases

make up your mind. stop wasting our time with pseudo intellectual spamming of latin quotes

ornicus:
More of the same.

By your own personal opinion , Nigerians who were brought up by the rod worship money and have no values.
Why would they have regard for a diminutive person when all their life they are beaten into respecting might?

ornicus:
So much for the benefits of corporal punishment. If only it actually had some effect on the moral fiber of Nigerians. If only it could fix the value system

If only that had beaten hushpuppi as a pikin.

ornicus:
yes, all the wonderful beatings have made us wonderful nigerians and world class leaders , not so?

i'm sure the yahoo boys, ritual u murderers, gang rapists , thieving politicians, fulani herdsmen, armed robbers, killer policemen, sars , drug dealers etc were never flogged in their childhood.

look around you and you can see the benefits of corporal punishment everywhere

laura ikeji much as i loathe her, is right

all most of this beating does is reinforce a mindset that violence , solves all problems

and violence is the last refuge of the incompetent

that is why you see people , well dressed in a car accident immediately begin fighting. because that is what they have been taught by beatings
that is why youth corpers will go into an office to seize [steal] computers

that is why frustrated parents are beating their kids to death.

we see them on this forum too, unable to make an argument without threats of violence and i will deal with you.

you want to see what beatings do to a person - watch how tacha of bbn relates versus the way mike relates
that is what beating ultimately does, and we see it everywhere. we are all aggressive and violent

LoJ:
What is the cause of this tendency to scam among Nigerians.

If I had not known great Nigerian people, in the like of sarassin or Mizmycoli, or happypagan I would have run away from anything related to Nigeria for life.

90% of all Nigerians I later got in touch with, tried to scam me one way or the other. A few successfully did. Others failed. Most were totally dishonest.

What is the cause of this. I went from Being the greatest supporter of the Nigerian culture, to a disillusioned and disenchanted observer of the country.

Poverty can't be the only reason, as most subsaharian countries are even doing worse than Nigeria.

Thank god for the few men of integrity left in that otherwise great country. I like the Nigerian culture a lot, but I fear some of the people equally much.
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Mercywilfred:
Pls, is this poster still alive? cuz i dont want to waste my energy trying to talk sense into a dead being.

Naijafull19:
Good afternoon. Do have a nice day

Naijafull19:
Inasmuch as people would shout 'We are poor'...here are some hard facts

1.We need to generate power above 40000MW

2.We also need to fix transmission systems

3.All these will cost trillions of naira.

4.And the way forward is by allowing DISCOS to set the price they want to set (yes, government should stop setting prcies).

Back in 2001...GSM came to Nigeria, with outrageous prices. We all complained. And the service was initailly poor. But thanks to the freedom affroded them to do their business they could raise funds to build from scratch the telephone and internet service we have today. All those GSM infrastructure you see is the result of allowing GSM companies freedom to set their prices.

If we keep on shortchanging the power sector....we will never see 24/7 light. Power companies cannot attract investment. They cannot even take loans from banks because the banks know they won't see their money....because the DISCOS aren't making enough profit to fund their operations, talkess of paying back a loan.

You are free to insult me, call me insensitive. But if I was in power and I forced you as a rice salesman or woman to sell rice at N7000 below the price you bought it....because of the masses...won't you go broke in a few years? Won't you sack your workers in a few years??

Let's stop acting like Communists. We don't have enough cash to run a Communist economy. If you want a communist economy, form a Marxist-Lenninist party, and implement your own state controlled prices...but the sad thing is that capitalism works. It hurts people, but it also benefits more people. Let's run power like a capitalist enterprise.

olajide8:
This man you are already high at this hour

motta:
even if its for you whats the difference , hope its not what am thinking.

LoJ:


Sarassin already gave part of it here. I figured you must have at least that part. Some dangerous sections where withheld because it is required that one already gets to a stage before using it.

I will Give it again no wahala

LoJ:
I believe I have answered your questions, except the bolded. I purposefully left it aside because I wanted to make a seperate general comment on that.

You see, you have to see chakras as a holistic system, not as individual abilities enhancers. This means all chakras are related to each other and a change in one fosters a change in the whole system.

He ce, one should be careful while looking for a technique to activate a specific chakra, as that can be dangerous. The chakra can indeed be successfully activated, but is the whole System ready for that?

That's why, it is suggested to rather look for "saddhanas" and practices that will rather help one build the whole system and activate the whole chakras, one after the other in the right order. This will prevent hindrances and problems along the way.

One of such practice are the so called bija mantra series. Tell me if you need them.

LoJ:
I like you signature. Where did you get it?

LoJ:
The way I see it, it's Like DNA must become compulsory for every couple. What a frightening thought!

frbona:
[s][/s] I hate to break it to you.....
But your presumptions are pointless

Guestlander:
I still doubt the story.

LoJ:
It is saddening but true that black people tend not to read.

3 years ago I visited a black family in Northern europe of about 7 people with a good book of mine (Think Big by Ben Carson). In the Book I placed 500 euros as a gift for one of the member of the family over there.

Upon arriving there, I gave him the book but did not tell him there is a gift of money inside. I thought he would find out and that would have a better impact on him, than if I told him bluntly.

3 years later that is a few months ago, I went to visit them again. My good friend was a bit busy there, so I decided to look for something to read while waiting. I found the book in the living room, at the very same spot He had placed it before (among other books). I took the book to read it and to my utter shock, the 500 euros were still there.

Nobody in the family had ever touched the book, and thus missed the 500.

I decided to take the book and the money back with me.

Newbreed2018:
In ur mid thirties? Your crude and unruly behavior might be a factor that has hindered u from getting married upto this moment.
For instance, guys on this forum are scared of u becos of the venom that comes out of your mouth.
You are more or less a bitter human being online no doubt offline too.
No man wants to be with a bitter woman.


Don't take my assessment in bad light, I always saw u as a teenager prolly still displaying her youthful exuberance but seeing u r in ur mid thirties and u still like this all hope is lost if u go on this way, that does not mean u r irredeemable tho.

CaptainMitch:
You no dey my city