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Romance › Re: Lady Says Relationship Ended After Discovering Boyfriend Was A Vulcaniser by TrainPark: 5:45pm On Jul 26
See the fugly less priviledge, disabled begger looking down on an honest hard-working person.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Nearly 100 U.S. service members injured in Iranian strikes this month by TrainPark: 12:41am On Jul 21
Good job, Iran... so they can go to peoples country and kill over one million civilians like in Iraq in the name of their dumb democracy and looting but injury to 100 bloodthirsty, souless kulling mchines is an issue??

God1000:
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/iran-injuries-us-service-members/?
Phones › Re: Is Any Good Android Phone Budget N200k/n250k by TrainPark: 12:33am On Jul 21
olyrayy:
S20+

Screen got like 20 lines on it. Charging point misbehaving, camera no longer sharp, etc.
Wooow... tough luck

I have an A13 that is still running galantly fine for over 8years now without any issue at all - I only change screen guards periodically when my kids crack it. and his senior broda S24 ultra still going to 3rd year now both are in perfect condition.

Note that I only use only wallect cases for all my phones more because I like carrying my cards in my phone wallet. I strongly using same for protecrion and practical funtionality.
Phones › Re: Is Any Good Android Phone Budget N200k/n250k by TrainPark: 5:38pm On Jul 20
olyrayy:
You're wicked O.

Chai.

Why you go give pesin this kain advice?

I'm using a Samsung at the moment and it's the worst phone I've ever used.
what type of Samsung are you using?
It is the best and most reliable phone I have seen and used .

I am surprised to hear this!!! shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked
Phones › Re: Is Any Good Android Phone Budget N200k/n250k by TrainPark: 3:08pm On Jul 20
If you want reliability, buy a Samsung phone
Family › Re: My Father Married My Mother Out Of Pity - 21-Year-Old Nigerian Man by TrainPark: 2:51pm On Jul 20
Goo0dHardDick:
I can bet my balls you didn't read the post.

Lemme summarize it for you.

The boy's dad was locked away in prison in China and his mother went to sleep with another man who got her pregnant. Upon returning to the village they discovered she was pregnant, she went and aborted the pregnancy.

Moral lesson: men should take care of themselves because if anything happens to them their beloved wife will forcked another man and will gladly take in for him
Additional moral lesson: Don't go to China and do things that will get you locked up in jail or that thing for which Singapore executes greedy people!
Crime › Re: South Africa Lady Caught Looting Foreigners Shop, See Her Being Ransacked by TrainPark: 2:47pm On Jul 20
These apartheid sindren go too like to thief ooo grin grin grin
Person go mistakenly marry "onye ohi/olè/barawo buruku" put for house in the name of wifehuh

God forbid bad thing
Romance › Re: if You're A Broke Man, You Don't Know What God Has Done For You -Lady Reveals (V by TrainPark: 2:49am On Jul 20
Is it destined that an overwhelming majority of girls are naturally poor?

Mek I shalaye small grin grin grin

For boys, it is usually just being broke, I guess!
Broke is a temporary decline in resource levels thst is easily replenished through application of sense and effort.

Poor is a helpless state of consistent lack of resources where the victim depends on begging, selling their dignity, entitlement and cheap deciet to gain resources that could easily be accessed through diligent application of sense and effort.

Girls can fit broke sha ... grin grin grin grin
Properties › Re: Would You Believe This Is The Same Living Room? (before & After Photos) by TrainPark: 2:20am On Jul 20
proof that people will go to any lenght just to be evil online.. he ha he ha he chai

Haba, broshuh? He he he h he


Zonefree:
Lol

Nigerians are funny people sha.


Is the TV console not bigger than the Television itself?


I prefer the before.
Celebrities › Re: All People See Online Is Character, I’m More Mature Privately — Peller by TrainPark: 2:16am On Jul 20
The fact that you have to even say it ....hmmmm huh?

Always resist the urge to shalaye!
Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by TrainPark: 4:51pm On Jul 15
QuinQ:
All you are saying are outside the purview of this discussion. This discussion is not about infidelity, adultry, sex, and such.
This discussion is about the state's responsibility to discourage unwarranted DNA fishing expeditiond of settled families - because it benefits the family nothing and benefits the state nothing.
Rmember we don't know that there had been infidelity. What we do know is that a man accepted a child from infancy, bonded with the child, and has been happily raising the child since childhood.
"Uwarranted DNA fishing expeditions" is years later, suddenly going on DNA amidst all that.
The govt's concern should be to discourage such, and encourage that the man saves his money and simply and happily keep raising a child that knows only him as farher and is very likely his biological child!
I thought it is "infidelity, adultery, sex, and such" in your so-called "settled families" that lead to the need for DNA?
Why should a government force a man to accept a child that does not belong to him?
Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by TrainPark: 3:40pm On Jul 15
QuinQ:
Ok, how are you sure king of your village did not impregnate you grandma or great grandma etc, as kings were wont to do those days??
Also, remember, we don't know that there had been infidelity. That's not the issue here. The govt's concern is to discourage a settled family unit with bonded members suddenly going on DNA fishing expedition (as is human nature) -because it benefits the family and society nothing. Also allegations of manipulated tests, bribery, etc. You avoid all that, save your money, and simply and happily raise a child that only knows you as farher!
Oga, not everyone comes from a place where women have the morals of hoes and bring children out of wedlock into matrimonial homes such that you are insisting men must accept. I don't know where you come from to insist on this weird and immoral behavior.

It is ok if you are not sure of your lineage, but normal human beings don't behave like wayward wild animals going around to impregnate women with wanton abandon. Your situation is a unique, extreme edge case, which would have been OK if you were not here insisting that the government should enforce your rather strange situation on the sane majority.

I hear some cultures tolerate polyamory, but most cultures frown at it and punish any such with as much as capital punishment even before European civilization.

Out of curiosity, why are you insisting that such a way of life as yours must also be enforced on others to the point of asking the government to enforce such weird, disgusting, and outlandish, beastly practice? Why should a man have to accept and cater for a bastard child even against his wish?
So a man that wants to perpetuate his own lineage must now be forced to cater for anything a woman brings into his home?

You are within your rights to permit your own wife to go and get pregnant outside the marriage and bring them home to you to raise and cater for. That is perfectly Ok and your own choice, but don't insist to the point of using government power to enforce your chosen situation on the rest of sane humanity.
Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by TrainPark: 8:44am On Jul 15
Just because your father took you in when your Mum brought you to him as a product of her polyamory does not mean normal human beings behave in such a morally reckless manner. I am 100% sure my father is my father because my Mum is monogamous with my Dad and did not play Russian roulette with her morals. Secondly, where I was given birth to, DNA is administered at birth as a prevention for potential hereditary medical conditions. So by the most advanced scientific investigation known to human beings, I am a confirmed biological son of my own father, 100%.
It must be really painful to live a life with the possibility that anybody in the community can be your father. Really sad for you, and I see the reason why this absurdity even makes sense to you. Kpelee.

By the way, how is a family where a woman is promiscuous to the extent of bringing bastard children into a home and living with paternity secrets a happy one? How can that exist as a truly happy family? I am now tempted to check the definition of happiness. Well, please go ahead and enjoy your happy family. Peace and love!

QuinQ:
So how are you sure your father is your biological father or your ancestors are your biological?
Did they do any DNA test? What difference has it made? What we're discussing is a happy, settled family suddenly going on DNA fishing - trying to create "bastard" where none exists

I'm a man like you.
And you're disrupting a,settled family, trying to create "bastard" where none exists.
The wife will be VERY happy to do that - women are always trying to take other women's children as their own - sometimes even killing full-term pregnant women to steal their child!
Family › Re: Why Government Should Ban DNA Testing Of Minors by TrainPark: 10:04pm On Jul 14
This one is planning to pin a bustard on an innocent man. Does it also mean that any child that a man has with another woman is his wife's child?

QuinQQ:
Simple resson: if you've had a child since infancy, he is your child and you're his father and you're obligated to take care of that child till age of maturity. That's how Nature intended it.
It is NOT sperm that makes you someone's father!
Other people fight for custody of children tooth and nail. You don't have to do any of that. He's your child and you get ALL the benefits of fatherhood. He carries your name, references you as his father, and if he ever becomes something ALL fatherhood glory will go to you!
Celebrities › Re: Everything Is Dawning On Me-Phyna Laments As She Nears 30 Without Getting Marrie by TrainPark: 8:09pm On Jul 11
That 29 na the football age
Education › Re: Gomez Adetutu & Chiamaka Modestus Are Best Graduating Students At The Law School by TrainPark: 9:02am On Jul 09
Boys are busy doing cultism and yahoo.

God bless the young ladies.
Business › Re: Newly Constructed 6,000MT/Day Lithium Processing Plant In Nasarawa by TrainPark: 6:34pm On Jul 04
Helinuse:
You are still all over the place.

Why did you eat today when you were hungry

Why did you address the immediate hunger?

Why didn’t you use the money to invest for future hunger?


Why don’t think others should not eat, but should cheer a future investment?
You argue that the factory is not what the people of Nassarawa state need to focus on, but 'immediate hunger". which I said is subsistence thinking. It is not the role of government to give people food but to create an enabling environment for people to fend for themselves by working in factories, businesses, and other forms of value-adding employment.

If hunger is your only guide rail, then Oga go and eat and stop the dumb, hunger driven argument about why I eat.

Does that mean that the people that invest in industry and the future do not eat? Eating as you understand it is not the primary purpose of life.

I am even struggling to understand how a rational human being will argue that an industry should not be built but focus should be on 'immediate hunger". The first time I am hearing about such a myopic concept.

It is the role of government to provide infrastructure and invest in ventures that enable people to prosper, NOT to directly focus on immediate hunger as if people are animals who exist only to eat.

I don't even have immediate hunger, sir. And individuals are different from governments in role and function. Mr. Immediate Hunger.


And who even told you that because a government builds a company, people will not eat? In fact, the company will potentially create employment that will enable people to feed themselves and dependents.
Business › Re: Newly Constructed 6,000MT/Day Lithium Processing Plant In Nasarawa by TrainPark: 1:34pm On Jul 04
Helinuse:
And with all the anger you used to talk this, you felt wise.

You somehow think that immediate hunger should not be addressed, but building industries for future satisfaction should.

But somehow, you ate breakfast. You didn’t take the money to invest in long term crypto.

Why?
Where is the anger here?
You are still stuck on immediate hunger despite my clarification ooo. Chai

Solving "immediate hunger" does not end hunger, sir. It is subsistence thinking and drives people into impulsive, hunger-driven decisions with longterm onsequences.

Sorry if I hit a nerve. My intention was to simply point our that a well thought out industry will address hunger better in the long run and in the immediate too
Business › Re: Newly Constructed 6,000MT/Day Lithium Processing Plant In Nasarawa by TrainPark: 9:39am On Jul 04
Is everything just about eating?
And is a well-established industry not a guarantee of steady 'eating' for generations to come?
We all have to go beyond thinking in terms of the stomach for every issue.
This jaundiced thinking is why a fool thinks sharing 10kgs of rice is equivalent to good governance and mandate delivery.
Food is made for the stomach and not the stomach made for food.

Helinuse:
Why?
He built this?
If he even did, will his people now eat the processed ore?
Politics › Re: Man Calls Out Abia Governor Otti Over Flooding After Rainfall by TrainPark: 3:44pm On Jun 30
You are entitled to your opinion, but it might be a bit delusional to believe you know all about a place based what you hear only. But hey, enjoy yourself. Peace and Love!

BATified2023:
I don't have to go there to know it's an overhyped piece of shit


I haven't been to Paris but I know it's a sight to behold
Politics › Re: Man Calls Out Abia Governor Otti Over Flooding After Rainfall by TrainPark: 2:23pm On Jun 30
Have you been to Abia and Aba?

BATified2023:
e reach abia state now u remember say na raining season but u forgot it was raining season when that olosho complained of flooding in lekki
Business › Re: Elon Musk Loses Record $350bn As Spacex Slumps by TrainPark: 4:20am On Jun 24
You are smart.
The problem with Spacex is that the value at public offer was seen to be grossly over-exaggerated to almost over 75X the company's revenue profile.
SpaceX is not making profits, so is X (twitter) , t SolarCity is also loosing money with only Starlink making some money.
The IPO just helped his private investor friends to cash out at the expense of the rest while the market forces decide rhe true value of the shares in the companies that are essentially loosing money today
givedemwotowoto:
As long as there’s no fundamental unrecoverable problem with SpaceX, this is probably the time to buy

How stock works in a very simple overview is, let’s say a company wants to sell shares for $1 per share.

Before they go public, they first of all sell to private investors at let’s say 50 cents. They may even do multiple private rounds at different prices.

When the shares finally go public at $1, that’s when you and I (the ordinary people) buy.

After the public sales, initial investors sell off their shares. If you bought at 50 cents, you’ve automatically made 100% profit.

Once they sell off, the prices drop like you see now. That’s when some ignorant folks start selling at a loss out of panic, thinking there’s a problem.

Funny thing is, if it drops by 50%, the same investors who sold off will buy again. When it starts rising again as they’re buying, some of us will jump back in again due to FOMO, then they sell off again, and the cycle continues.

I explained this in the simplest form without boring you with technical jargons.

Note: This is not financial advice. DYOR
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Expels Chika Edoziem And 9 Other Senior IPOB Members by TrainPark: 10:33am On Jun 22
[quote author=Wisfem post=139792117][/quote]Is Kanunta a Fulani- Yoruba person again?
Nobody told them 'nwanne' to use the travails of lamidi kanu to source for money from biafrans in diaspora.
Celebrities › Re: Court Declares Adenike Lawful Widow Of Tosin Ajayi, Rejects Helen Prest’s Claim by TrainPark: 4:28am On Jun 21
OneCandleAway:
The man is w.icked. he purposely did this to herllen because he is too educated to not know how to secure her future properly. I guess it's an indirect apology to his wife for leaving her for a hot side chic. I just hope she was able to amass her own private property, because them living in an hotel for years till he dies isn't a good look.
Do you know him and his intenson or even the details of their relationship to reach this interesting conclusion?
Health › Re: Bitter Leaf And Diabetes: Powerful Traditional Remedy Or Misconception? by TrainPark: 2:45pm On Jun 17
Sirseedorf:
Bitter leaf is good for sugar lowering, I squeeze and drink the water 3times in a month, and it makes me feel alright after taking it, smooth toilet and good weight.


Even the write-up is unstable whether bitter leaf works for low sugar or not. But i believe it work.
How is it good for lowering sugar?
Can you specify and provide proof?

All this long and useful write-up is to discourage the assumption that belief is not medicine, but here you are doubling down!
Christianity Etc › Re: No Security, No Election - Prophet Isa El-Buba by TrainPark: 8:18am On Jun 15
Omooba77:
No Security. No Election.

A nation that cannot protect its citizens cannot ask for their votes.

Secure lives first. Politics can wait.

#isaelbuba #fyp #NoSecurityNoElection.

There will be an election to vote out the insecurity enabling government... No election will perpetrate their stay.

Mr. MoG, we know you are paid actors working foe Tinubu's 3rd term ambitions.
Celebrities › Re: Bobrisky Takes A Swipe At Ladies Who Attended Alexx Ekubo’s Service Of Songs by TrainPark: 9:59am On Jun 12
Words on Marble: Some Nigeria girls fit hustle for mortuary if they allow them.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: “I Was Disqualified Because I Didn’t Have Bum-bum” – Abuja Job Seeker Laments by TrainPark: 11:10pm On Jun 08
You self why you no come ghe nyansh na
Knowing women and lack of accountability, I will not be surprised that she is lying or playing victim because the person hired was smarter, more qualified, more beautiful and also has nyansh.
Nyansh cannot never be the only criteria for employment even in a beauty contest or even olosho career!

EmmyMaestro:

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7647598541929581832?_r=1&_t=ZS-972gxvNFN8n.

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