₦airaland Forum

caesaraba: Ohhhhkay! She has bought 4 G-Wagons for sons oooo! Where una de? nairalanders. Oya come and start insulting yourselves. Seun don bring food. On your marks, get set, GO!

Nosu: Hello hello, Can u pls keep quiet, didn't come here to ask for advice and only seeking for others view on dis Issue. So pls don't come out here and throw insult. Or u think NL is a place to exhibit ur face me and face u mentality.
I am a man that don't take rubbish and I stand my ground wen I need to and it didn't take an hour b4 I trash out the issue . It only bothers me that some ladies hold dat idealogy
I really dont care who the lady is or were she is coming from, if she isn't ready to drop her surname, she should remain on her own, she isnt ready for a marriage.

Jman06: We are in a complex society @op,i knw a guy who dumped d lady he was supposed 2 marry just because she doesn't dress in trousers and not good in bed .

thegoodjoehunt: Those who told Uncle Wole to shut up are also ignorant. He is fighting for all and they use tribalization to hide and condone evil. Just as Stae of origin is used to marginalize people of benefits of states they are in or born.

BetaThings: Marriage is little different because they can relocate. If these people get married legally in their countries to their fellow nationals (15yr old Swedish girl/14yr old Croatian girl), if they come to Nigeria and Nigerians see them cuddling, can they be accused of molesting underage girls?
Or does a Nigerian have the right to look at them disapprovingly since by Nigerian "standards" they are actually cradle-robbers.

BetaThings: Thanks for stating a fact

But do Nigerians (given that we say marriage should be at 18) have the right to accuse a Swede who is legally permitted to marry a 15 yr old or a Croat who is legally allowed to marry a 14 yr old of being married to an underage girl?

At the time before Mahommed had conquered Mecca, Kisra, the king of the Persians, waged a war against Anabinuhu or the King of the Ruma (the Hellenic Romans) who had occupied Egypt. At first Kisra was the conqueror. But then Anabinuhu, who was an ally of the king of the Ruma, was the victor. Then Kisra fled up the Nile and came into the land of the King of Nupeta (Nubia). Kisra said to the King: I cannot return into my own country, because there the king of the Ruma would put me to death. Grant me permission to stay in your country. I have people with wadded armour and mail tunics to fight for you, if you let me remain. Nupata the King said: I will first hold talk with my Jin(spirit), my Jin is the Jin Issa (Jesus). King Nupata spoke with the Jin who told him: Let Kisra depart westwards and subdue all the land and follow him. Your father will keep guard over this country. But you yourself will be a great king in the west.

King Nupata called Kisra and said: Go in front and conquer all the nations in the west. My Jin said that I was to follow you. Kisra said: Thus will I do. Kisra set out with an array of his own warriors and a host of Nupata's men. he came to Borgu after a long journeying (Borgu on the Niger is meant). Nupata followed him at first as far as Gober. There he took unto himself a wife. She bore him a son, from whom all the Goberawa are descended

According to notes collected from the King of Illo and his council, the Bussawa formed part of a big migration from the kingdom of Badar, near Mecca, their King Kisira having opposed Muhammad the Prophet. It appears that they journeyed across the Sudan to Asben, where they broke off into many sections - the Bedde (Badr) settling down in Bornu, while others under the leadership of Kisira's descendants came further west and a large body settled under the chieftainship of three brothers at Bussa, Illo and Nikki. Another section, the Yoruba, continued southwards.

IBB asserted that I am going to Delta State because of the special love I have for it. . . I am looking forward to going to Delta state because that is my ancestral home. I think that is enough for today

A lot of people who pray alone and aloud do so in English