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Romance › Re: My Fiancee Smokes Shisha by trium: 3:54pm On Dec 05, 2024*

It is every man's duty to select the best bank to deposit his sperm. If you bank where they give you mutilated notes, you chose to keep your money there.

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Politics › Re: El-Rufai Makes U-Turn On Nairaland, Deletes Threat, But Vows To Jail Obidient by trium: 3:52pm On Dec 05, 2024

The tweets from a Honourable are unfortunate. I won't excuse trolls but elected representatives and public officials are more measured. There's no difference between this and the honorable vs uber driver. Power corrupts

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Education › Re: Oyedele: Lecturers Should Be Paid ₦5M Monthly, Not ₦400k (Video) by trium: 11:38am On Dec 05, 2024

Okortor:
Nigerian Army should get paid such amount not lecturers.

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Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Tobi Adegboyega Reacts To Deportation Saga (Video) by trium: 5:21am On Dec 05, 2024

Are you proud of yourself huh

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Foreign Affairs › Re: SA Youth Most Accepting of LGBT Rights (80%), Africa (37%) - PICTURES by trium: 4:06am On Dec 05, 2024*

Folks, find out why gay people could not donate blood and argue with the science all you want? I pray you don't waste your lives to find out the dangers of a mental illness. Let them paint it as they want. Fact remains fact. It does no good to Africans but raise selfish ingrates who want to destroy earth.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: SA Youth Most Accepting of LGBT Rights (80%), Africa (37%) - PICTURES by trium: 3:54am On Dec 05, 2024

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSPcG6E-JVo&pp=ygUGI3ZpaG9k

Foreign Affairs › Re: SA Youth Most Accepting of LGBT Rights (80%), Africa (37%) - PICTURES by trium: 3:50am On Dec 05, 2024

RandDigital:
Folklore and science are two different things Dumb-gerian.

Homosexuality is scientific, homophobia is your dumb papas folklore.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: SA Youth Most Accepting of LGBT Rights (80%), Africa (37%) - PICTURES by trium: 3:39am On Dec 05, 2024

RandDigital:
Only in Dumb-geria is homosexuality born through grandpa storytelling 😂😂😂

You're so still fvcking living in the stone age, no wonder your president is 100 years old and the previous one was on life support and living on Sudanese blood transfusions 😂😂😂

The bolded shows that you are not connected to your roots. You are only exposing your ignorance if you laugh at folklore and storytelling that is Africa's way of passing messages from one generation to the other. I feel sorry for you. Did you notice that I asked about your grandparents? Don't worry, you can't understand. God bless you on your journey of self discovery

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Foreign Affairs › Re: SA Youth Most Accepting of LGBT Rights (80%), Africa (37%) - PICTURES by trium: 3:26am On Dec 05, 2024

RandDigital:
Remind us again how you want modern Nigeria to deal with gays. Through death, right? Your usual bloodthirsty homophobic mobs?
You miserable homophobes are still to demonstrate how the measley 3% global gay population has destroyed society.

If that person went through a family, a community and society, they will never end up gay. If they imported rubbish ideas like they are dumping on you in SA to go d444k yourselves and waste your lives, they may turn out gay. I asked you if it is a South African practice, you are yet to answer. You think I care about your insults huh

RandDigital, were people from your father or mother's side gay?

Did any of your grandparents share this tradition with you? I want to know

Share with me your real life story like I shared with you.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: SA Youth Most Accepting of LGBT Rights (80%), Africa (37%) - PICTURES by trium: 3:21am On Dec 05, 2024

If you like, argue till tomorrow. Those of us who studied history know that you can lie for 100 years, it takes 1 day for it to be broken. Gayism is a mental illness. You can rewrite the condition, APA can delete it that it is not but we don't want mental illnesses with us. Thanks but no thanks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnUqDjCqg0A

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Foreign Affairs › Re: SA Youth Most Accepting of LGBT Rights (80%), Africa (37%) - PICTURES by trium: 3:14am On Dec 05, 2024*

RandDigital:
No, because your grandparents were homophobes and so are you. This time around LGBTI community are vocal.

Go announce at your papas graveside, Caveman.

You are all about attack and it shows are insecure you are. I am asking you about your South African traditions and it was an opportunity for you to show me your history, instead you went for attack. In my family, in my culture, in my community, in my ancestry, we never had a record of gayism and I am bold to let you know. Calling it homophobe is a deflection, maybe you guys did but my people believe in building families and they know that only a bastard would cut that off. This is how we were able to pass stories from one generation to the other. We celebrated life, we celebrated weddings, we gave back to earth. My people were in the medical profession to know that some mental conditions needed treatment, one of it is same sex attraction. Our community was not selfish to earth, it gave back to it. Gayism is not in our tradition, you can call it homophobia but I cannot control how you interpret our customs and traditions. Thank you.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: SA Youth Most Accepting of LGBT Rights (80%), Africa (37%) - PICTURES by trium: 3:10am On Dec 05, 2024*

We know the correlation between HIV and gayism. It's no wonder South Africa was used as a test ground by the idiots who wanted to destroy Africa.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L04VtHfkAwg

They know all they had to do was brainwash the youth and let them kill themselves. It's not us they want to deceive with fake equality.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: SA Youth Most Accepting of LGBT Rights (80%), Africa (37%) - PICTURES by trium: 3:06am On Dec 05, 2024

RandDigital:
Lol, your transvestite Brobisky survived living a lavish lifestyle in a "homophobic" Nigerian prison for months & has still not been convited 😂😂😂

Noticed my quotation marks Hunger-gerian? 😂😂😂

Where's the white influence there?

Enjoy suffocating having your square head inside white man's rectum. I'll understand if you cant reply back 😂😂😂

You can cherry pick eh?
When he talks about a united Africa, where do your ears go huh

I know about your moniker and I know why I posted it. Now as a SAn do you know of any of your grandparents who were gay?

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Foreign Affairs › Re: SA Youth Most Accepting of LGBT Rights (80%), Africa (37%) - PICTURES by trium: 2:51am On Dec 05, 2024

The findings, released this week, reveal a growing recognition among young South Africans of the importance of equality and protections for LGBTQ+ individuals, setting the country apart as a leader in LGBTQ+ acceptance in Africa.

But they can't accept the equality of their follow Africans

Thanks but no thanks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOnpAgKMZd8

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Christianity Etc › Re: Why I LEFT Christianity To Join Tradition by trium: 2:48am On Dec 05, 2024

I've not seen countries like Indonesia and Malaysia blame Islam, an Arab religion for their development. I am singling these 2 countries out because if you know their history, they wereand still are traditional people until Islam came to them through trade. But Islam will be blamed for Pakistan, Somalia and whathaveyou.

What am I saying? I think people don't like to look into the mirror, they always want to blame other things for their failures but themselves.

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Politics › Re: King's College London In Panic Over Afe Babalola's Scandal by trium: 10:21pm On Dec 04, 2024

Blazetrailer:
So, a Nigerian truly made 10m pounds from Nigeria and decided to donate it to a school abroad to improve their educational system and reduce tuiton for their oyinbo children while he charges an arm and a limb for local students to attend the school established, in the country where he made the money from?

Hhmmm!! Slavery...slavery...slavery....

...and a lot of africans still believe the Europeans actualy came to capture africans as slaves....not knowing the reverse was the case.

Not in his defence, he has ABU - Afe Babalola University.

Just saying. I know a former militant who set his own in a neighbouring country.

A former first lady did the same.

Our former presidents and vice have done something in Nigeria.

What does it say about our elites? They believe in creating their own than to build on the existing structure. If people had put in so much to public universities and setup trusts funds, invested in our education, we will be in a different discussion board right now. We have a portable generator mindset and our elites are not different. Nigerians don't like to solve problems as a collective, we'd rather solve our own problems individually and create an ecosystem within the ecosysttem

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Politics › Re: King's College London In Panic Over Afe Babalola's Scandal by trium: 10:01pm On Dec 04, 2024

Average Nigerians don't read, they prefer someone to give them gist. How could they have fallen into his hands? You've made the book popular and the accusation grow.

I have heard Dele talk about this before the elections but it was never popular. I think when he went to Channels, he repeated it 2 months ago when Laolu Akande interviewed him. He had said he didn't want to talk about it because it was in his book but Laolu pressed further, making him recall the story for posterity.

If you watch this video from 26:25, Laolu introduces this allegation, that he read it in the book and wanted Dele to speak about it. It is even bigger than AB. Our corrupt elite won't want to be casted by this story

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkKsIy9V-JE?

There have been allegations against our leaders, do you know what they do? They write back grin

That's the secret

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Celebrities › Re: OOU Lecturer Buys Bread And Pure Water For Whole Class As Students Complain Of H by trium: 9:56pm On Dec 04, 2024

immortalcrown:
That's a good gesture. God knows how to reward the lecturer.

But Nigeria still has a long way to go in news reporting. Below are some questions about the post.

3.
When exactly did it happen? Nigerians are fond of leaving out date and time when reporting incident

That's because they gossip. Reported speech and events that gets muddled up

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Politics › Re: NSA Reunites Kidnapped Kaduna Children With Family by trium: 9:13pm On Dec 04, 2024

National Security Adviser is our new Abba Kyari. If you have any problem, please call the office of the NSA and it will work like magic. God bless Ribadu. God bless Nigeria. hmmmmm

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Romance › Re: Jealous Woman Stabs Boyfriend After He Greets Another Woman On The Street by trium: 8:09pm On Dec 04, 2024

ElliotP:
Na the boyfriend Bleep up, he suppose carry wood whip her head as she remove knife for bag, them nor dey follow mad person reason

Sports › Re: Man United Player, Noussair Mazraoui Refuses To Wear Rainbow Jacket by trium: 4:01pm On Dec 04, 2024

What in the name of ridiculousness is this Ludacris jersey for god sake?🤯😱😰

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Celebrities › Re: See Moment Tiwa Savage Takes Off Her Slippers To Correct Son Jamil Publ by trium: 3:06pm On Dec 04, 2024

Samantha125:
My African mother never did any of these things to me.

I only started witnessing it with my sisters towards their children.

That's good to know

Why did your sisters start doing that? Do you know?

Celebrities › Re: See Moment Tiwa Savage Takes Off Her Slippers To Correct Son Jamil Publ by trium: 1:47pm On Dec 04, 2024

Traditional moms around the world used the slippers.

Only in Western countries where everything na assault dem no use am.

Politics › Re: Most Hated People On Nairaland According To Meta AI by trium: 1:38pm On Dec 04, 2024

Prompt it to give you users per section

Politics › Re: Video: A Tour Of Ex-cbn Godwin Emefiele Seized 753 Duplexes In Abuja by trium: 9:28pm On Dec 03, 2024*

A man and his possessions cry

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Education › Re: Old English Only The Igbos Still Use In Nigeria by trium: 9:13pm On Dec 03, 2024

Idonweak:
Guy, your comparison is not valid here,If the word borrowed is originally french. But these are yoruba words. IT IS NOT BORROWED. YOU SOUND LIKE SOMEONE INTELLIGENT. ACT LIKE IT.

I have to laugh. Okay, now I am looking at the picture again. I don't wanr to divert from OP's topic. I put those pictures to add context to the topic. What will you have changed in the picture that was there?

Source: Yoruba huh

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Education › Re: Old English Only The Igbos Still Use In Nigeria by trium: 9:11pm On Dec 03, 2024

Idonweak:
I got upset because you quickly tagged me a tribalist while i was simply correcting/teaching you about something I'm pretty certain you don't know about.

Okay, no need to be upset. I am sorry if you think I did. I never did.

I am a lifelong learner. I know about your historical use but for the purposes of this thread, I don't think there is need to take out those words because whether we like it or not, it is used in Nigeria and that's how the OED took it. There are words borrowed from various languages and used today even if Hausa have a name for it or Tivs have one.

Accept my apology

Education › Re: Old English Only The Igbos Still Use In Nigeria by trium: 9:08pm On Dec 03, 2024

Idonweak:
Calling it Nigerian English is stripping them of their identity, you're implying that the words are borrowed from English and I'm correcting you that those words existed pre colonial era. Akara in yoruba translate to the food we count to buy while moin-moin translate to the food that sticks to the teeth , as you can't eat moin-moin without the particles remaining in your teeth. Now tell me, how does this have anything to do with English?

If the British could borrow French words to add to their dictionary, despite their rivalry, what is the raison d'etre?

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Politics › Re: Governor Zulum Expressed Something Nobody Paid Attention To??? by trium: 9:06pm On Dec 03, 2024

KnowAll:
A place like Makoko deserve an LG and House of Representatives member yet we have a place that is empty that have representation and LG.

Watch this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52A975flTJQ

Education › Re: Old English Only The Igbos Still Use In Nigeria by trium: 9:02pm On Dec 03, 2024

Idonweak:
Bro, I know the history behind those words. NO ONE IS TRYING TO PLAY ANY STUPID GAMES. AKARA AND MOI-MOI ARE YORUBA WORDS. I DON'T GIVE A FVCK ABOUT ANY STUPID CONTEST YOU INVOLVE YOURSELF IN.

Your choice of words tell me about who is writing.

Are those words Nigerian words or not huh

They are not Nigerian, they are Yoruba. Go and argue with OED to remove all words there you don't like. At least they have their dictionary.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=840CgfCk6KI

Education › Re: Old English Only The Igbos Still Use In Nigeria by trium: 8:57pm On Dec 03, 2024

Idonweak:
Akara and moi moi is not nigerian English bro, it's a yoruba word.

Yoruba of Benin or yoruba of Nigeria huh

I guess the Chinua Achebe quote flew over you?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEeb5EYuC9w

If you're one of those who play those tribal games here, please just ignore my post. There are better things to do with my life than superiority contests online.

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