Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu Hosts Members From A Jewish Synagogue At His Residence In Abia. PICS by VanBommel(m): 9:24am On May 26, 2017 |
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Politics › Re: Port Harcourt Pleasure Park To Be Commissioned Tomorrow (Photos) by VanBommel(m): 6:21pm On May 25, 2017 |
Hope the water area is well protected oo cos this Niger delta militants can do and undo |
Politics › Re: Port Harcourt Pleasure Park To Be Commissioned Tomorrow (Photos) by VanBommel(m): 6:16pm On May 25, 2017 |
WhiteSoup: APC government is an disgrace to sensibilities. How can an APC governor do this and say change? blood of zerubabbel
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Politics › Re: Osinbajo, Obasanjo At Biafra 50 Years After Event In Abuja (Photos, Video) by VanBommel(m): 2:10pm On May 25, 2017 |
omenkaLives: Prof. Osinbajo. 
Spear right through the hearts of Ataché by Force LiePob miscreants.  the day you'll have sense, i'll stop having sex. Mu..mu |
Romance › Re: Meet Sayo & Jomi, The Hot Nigerian Twins On IG Who Are Driving Guys Nuts by VanBommel(m): 1:34pm On May 25, 2017 |
For this rain wey just fall so na em you dey bring this kain pix, well e be like say one dey for Chinedu room, make I go check 
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Celebrities › Re: Man Proposes To Juliet Ibrahim On Instagram After Seeing Banky W & Adesua Etomi by VanBommel(m): 7:19am On May 25, 2017 |
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Celebrities › Re: Man Proposes To Juliet Ibrahim On Instagram After Seeing Banky W & Adesua Etomi by VanBommel(m): 7:03am On May 25, 2017 |
Solonzo17: can i be ur friend? she's married oo  |
Events › Re: Lady Who Sells 'Weed' In Sapele Celebrates Her Birthday With Friends. Photos by VanBommel(m): 6:30pm On May 24, 2017 |
veekid: Lemme also join her in celebration! Weed is good for the body mehn I just finished burning a joint, now me and Oluwa are having a serious conversation in the skies |
Politics › Re: Evander Holyfield Visits Governor Ambode (Photos) by VanBommel(m): 1:45pm On May 24, 2017 |
peckhamboi: I will not even bother to watch this mismatch of a fight.
Jagaban will win by knockout in Round one.
Anthony Joshua would have given Jagaban a tougher fight. why are you evil hearted? So you just want tinubu to die for nothing  |
Celebrities › Re: Sheriff Ahlan, Hausa Actor, Attacked And Injured By Militants (Graphic Pics) by VanBommel(m): 1:39pm On May 24, 2017 |
abdul4new: which millitant again there is no millitant in the north except terrorists... just thank God your head is still there cos those terrorist and beheading are like 5 & 6.....
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Car Talk › Re: Why Are Mazda Cars Underrated by VanBommel(m): 8:14am On May 24, 2017 |
Nigerians like to follow anything that is trending cos it makes them believe that that's the best thing after jollof rice and also to inflate their ego. If you're on the island you'll see a lot of Mercedes Benz cars and you'll be wondering if it's now cheaper than toyota products. Mazda is a very good product, although I'm not driving one presently  |
Education › Re: Ogun Probes Lecturer, Pregnant Nursing Student’s Row by VanBommel(m): 7:42am On May 24, 2017 |
I've noticed that these people like to fucck outside even though they've got a queen as their wife, while their girls just like to get pregnant unnecessarily, at the end bearing the tag "baby mama". You people should better educate your children cos it's becoming a norm in your lineage. I don talk finish |
Family › Re: Why Fathers Are Neglected In Old Age. ( A Must Read For Guys) by VanBommel(m): 3:43pm On May 23, 2017 |
bencarson007: . Thanks bro. I know its my turn to correct their the mistakes so I have learnt to tell any lady I am involved with to never lift a finger on my kids... But give room to love in bringing up my kids... I don't want them to see what I saw... Aside from destroyying the bonds they are supposed to build with u, it damages their self esteem inside and outside the house. Watch closely and u will see that smart kids have their parents backing 100%...they act the way they do cos they know that papa and mama has got their backs... That's how I want my kids - to my unborn sons and daughters... Papa loves you when my siblings and I were younger, we used to be very smart and up and going, but as we were growing no happiness, we lost our self-esteem, we were always angry with ourselves and with the world. People see us from the outside and think that all is well but deep inside we knew that all isn't well. We're just trying to develop ourselves but the scar is already there. |
Family › Re: Why Fathers Are Neglected In Old Age. ( A Must Read For Guys) by VanBommel(m): 3:31pm On May 23, 2017 |
Bobby808: Allow the bygone go. Better forgive him so that he will last long. You dey hear? I've forgiven him, sometimes I try to visit him and raise conversations but at the end he tries to exhibit some attitude that I don't like and the issue arises again |
Family › Re: Why Fathers Are Neglected In Old Age. ( A Must Read For Guys) by VanBommel(m): 2:06pm On May 23, 2017 |
Bobby808: I have read many posts from this thread including this one. Am just wondering the way most people, especially this era reasons. I mean the way the todey Nigerian thinks. I am a grand father. From records, no woman has successfully managed the home alone. Both mother and father does it together but when the father dies prematurelly, the mother and the children most time do not do well because, it is very difficult to manage the children without the father. Most children do not obay the commands and instructions of the mothers without the support of the father hence the father is described as always shouting. If the father do not shout especually the today jet age where children are very arrogant, desrespectful etc. All these children who posting and are sounding insultive to father and those who prefers to talk down, those children who misbehaves because the father is aged should have a change of mind. The bible describe the mother as a helper. Helper means to assist the father. Therefore, the father is expected to take the lead and to lead involved using all manners of methods to ensure that at the end, a good reault is achieved. My second son, now a millitary officer in defence headquarters was living with his mother, while I was transferred to PH to work. My wife was always complaining so much so that I was forced to remove him, take him and lived with me until he was able to finish school (university)and now an officer. So if you are still a young man under parents, please, always respect your father when he is old. Do not say he was using force on me and now that I am on my own, to hell with him. sir, no one is complaining about the way their father flogged them when they were young, what we're talking about is the bonding which never existed between father and child. If I tell you how it was in my home, you'll get to understand the reason for the resentment I have towards him. Now he's trying to come close to me and my siblings, but it's not just working out. The way you handled your children isn't the way other men handled theirs, I have friends and family members that loves their fathers so much. |
Family › Re: Why Fathers Are Neglected In Old Age. ( A Must Read For Guys) by VanBommel(m): 1:55pm On May 23, 2017 |
chukzyfcbb: How many of us have had our fathers look us in the eye and say - I love you or - You have done well - You make me proud
I can guess the answer, few. In fact it could be 1 person in 50. That you have a Dad in the house doesn't mean he is fathering you. bro this your post really touched my soul |
Family › Re: Why Fathers Are Neglected In Old Age. ( A Must Read For Guys) by VanBommel(m): 1:55pm On May 23, 2017 |
chukzyfcbb: How many of us have had our fathers look us in the eye and say - I love you or - You have done well - You make me proud
I can guess the answer, few. In fact it could be 1 person in 50. That you have a Dad in the house doesn't mean he is fathering you. bro this thing you posted really touched my soul |
Family › Re: Why Fathers Are Neglected In Old Age. ( A Must Read For Guys) by VanBommel(m): 1:22pm On May 23, 2017 |
fabiano09: I told myself that it is very important that I quote you and tell you how stupid you are,you are part of the problem why Africa will continue to be backward,I doubt you are educated,how can u say paying school fees is more important than kisses and hugs? u have a big problem and I pray u realize it early to save you from despair. don't mind the idiiot |
Family › Re: Why Fathers Are Neglected In Old Age. ( A Must Read For Guys) by VanBommel(m): 1:07pm On May 23, 2017 |
tensazangetsu20: As for me, my own dad can go to hell. Once I get enough money am convincing my mom to get a divorce and am disowning him and his part of the family. Very useless hopeless people. haaa  |
Family › Re: Why Fathers Are Neglected In Old Age. ( A Must Read For Guys) by VanBommel(m): 1:05pm On May 23, 2017 |
obikirinoni: Guys please read carefully
WHY FATHERS ARE NEGLECTED IN OLD AGE. -ITS A MUST READ FOR ALL FATHERS! (and mothers too!)
Take ur time and read through.
1. In the lifetime of most Nigerian family settings, there are 3 Dispensations of Power.
2. The 1st is the first 25 years in the life of the family (father, mother, children) where power indisputably rest with the father.
3. The 2nd is after the kids have grown & started working when the power shifts to the mother.
4. The 3rd is when the kids move out of the family house or start their own families when the power moves to the children.
6. We'll start from the 1st Dispensation. Total dominance of the father. He is the Lion of the Tribe of his House. The boss.
7. During this dispensation, the father rules with an iron fist. He barks orders & determines what does or does not happen.
8. The father often mettes out corporal punishment to the recalcitrant children. They grow to fear him more than they love him.
10. The father is the provider for the family & everyone is aware of that fact with all attendant consequences.
11. Then the 2nd Dispensation sets in. The children have finished school and have started working. Power shifts to the mother.
12. When the children start earning their own money, for some reason, it's their mothers they decide to look after. They are closer to her.
13. While the father was in charge, he was busy with the business of providing. He didn't have much time to be a friend to the children.
14. They spent more time with their mum and invariably grew closer to her. They also see their mum as co-victims of the father's tyranny.
15. The mother takes centre stage at this point. She is the first to know what's happening with the children & she has advantage.
16. Should any of the daughters give birth, she is the one that goes for babysitting and the children spoil her with gifts.
17. At this stage, the father is wishing for some bond with the children like they have with their mother but that boat has sailed.
18. Because the mother doesn't rely much on the father for her needs at this stage, she is less likely to tolerate his lordship. Friction.
19. Then the 3rd and last dispensation. Power has shifted to the children. They are self-sufficient, live on their own & have own families.
20. More often than not, whenever there is a quarrel between father & mother, the children side the mother.Years of joint-victimhood at play
21. Children have been known to come to the house to warn their father not to 'disturb' their mother. Next thing, extended visitations.
22. Woe betide the father if his finances are precarious at this stage. You will be humble by force. The gang-up is real.
23. This causes most men to fall ill & develop different complications. By the time the forces are arrayed against you, you will think well.
24. Stroke, Hypertension, High-Blood Pressure. The man has a large family but no relationship with them in later life. Troubling thought.
25. Moral, dear men, while the power lies with us, let us wield it with posterity in mind. It won't be with us forever.
26. With the way you are treating your wife now, how will she treat you when power shifts to her?
27. What relationship do you have with your family? Loving dad or despotic, tyrannical provider?
28. Remember, the children always side with their mother. Aim to do enough to at least get a fair hearing in future moments of family strife
30. Invest wisely for the future so that you won't have to beg to be taken care of if despite your best efforts, you find yourself alone.
ADVISE TO CHILDREN:- IT IS NOT GOOD TO ABANDON YOUR FATHER WHO DENIED HIMSELF TO GET YOU PREPARED FOR LIFE & WHO SACRIFICIALLY SOWED TO MAKE YOU WHO YOU ARE. HONOUR YOUR BOTH PARENTS AND TAKE GOOD CARE OF THEM IN THEIR OLD AGE. THAT IS HOW YOU TOO WILL SOW INTO YOUR FUTURE. DONT LET NEGLECTING YOUR FATHER (PARENTS ) BE A CURSE ON YOU INTO YOUR FUTURE.
ADVISE TO MOTHERS :- DON'T INCITE YOUR CHILDREN AGAINST THEIR FATHER.
*Parenthood is not easy despite its joys. There is no manual on how it works. May God help us OP God bless you for this piece, It's the same thing we've been experiencing in my home. Nobody wants to talk to dad cos he's very proud, arrogant, refuses to take correction and some other things which I don't want to mention. Anytime he calls my line I'm always very angry, most times I don't pick up. There's this resentment I harbor towards him, it's same with my mum and siblings. They don't like picking his calls, they don't bother going to the house, it's just like we don't want to have anything to do with him. Till date, whenever you try to correct him on some issues, he displays that arrogance which makes him more irritating. I've promised myself to make sure I bond with my kids more than my wife, i'll never make the mistake my dad made. I've started from now to begin to correct some attitudes of mine so that it won't affect me later. As for the relationship with him, I doubt if there's anything that can make us close cos he isn't ready to change. |
Family › Re: Why Fathers Are Neglected In Old Age. ( A Must Read For Guys) by VanBommel(m): 12:48pm On May 23, 2017 |
Afonjanightmare: Mehn, the pillar of any home is the father, only stupid children would hate their DAD, my DAD trained us well, he had and still has an iron fist, barks orders, yells at everyone at home including the tables and chairs, do we love him?? Yes. don't be stuupid, so many fathers take things overboard. Some beat their wives in front of their kids, come home drunk and be disturbing the peace of the home. Don't you know kids learn by what they see or experience?? Naturally kids are bonded to their moms, it's the attitude of their father that will determine their closeness. Nuff said |
Crime › Re: Faces Of The Kidnappers Killed In Anambra Yesterday (graphic Images) by VanBommel(m): 12:12pm On May 23, 2017 |
vecman22: Ipobs are just donkeys.... Smh Just like your father |
Politics › Re: "Real Reason Igbos Want To Leave Nigeria" – Ex Governor Balarabe Musa by VanBommel(m): 9:59am On May 23, 2017 |
Adebowale89: talking about the uncontentious region then hale Igbo
give them President, vice president, senate and deputy president and speaker of reps, they will still scream. oliver twist sets of people
what has the south east governors achieve since 1999
what effect does ekeweramadu to his constituency talkless of Enugu as a whole
will Igbo president steal Nigeria revenue to developed the whole of east alone if they produce president
there are many qsts begging for an answer
if osibanjo became president eventually tomorrow what would be his effect in my life. what effect does obj add to a common Yoruba man when he was president?
despite hausas producing the highest leader of this country, why are they still having the highest number of poverty
is high time, we sit and fight for good leadership rather than this big baby cry cry you're very correct. Even me as an igbo man don't trust my people cos they're all about "all man for himself". The governors, senators and lawmakers are examples of why I don't trust any of them. |
Politics › Re: Police Attack Protesting Shiite Members In Abuja,Teargas Them(pics) by VanBommel(m): 9:31pm On May 22, 2017 |
MEILYN: I wish youths from other parts of Nigeria could join this protest. Let's protest to get our country back. If they want to kill us, let them kill all of us. no be me and you  |
Politics › Re: Police Attack Protesting Shiite Members In Abuja,Teargas Them(pics) by VanBommel(m): 9:30pm On May 22, 2017 |
izzou:

Make them free this man naa.
Our judiciary no dey try at all no be judiciary fault, na the sick goblin wey dey London dey disobey court order |
Travel › Re: Car Burning On 3rd Mainland Bridge In Lagos (Video) by VanBommel(m): 9:09pm On May 22, 2017 |
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Family › Re: Businessman Marries Off 50 Girls In Yobe (Photo) by VanBommel(m): 9:29am On May 22, 2017 |
I see kids everywhere  |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Walking Home On Lagos Bridge After Church Service (Photos) by VanBommel(m): 8:37am On May 20, 2017 |
brainpulse: And he bought just a flat worth 250 million naira. Ruled his state for 8 years yet couldnt leave there. Trekking home in Ikoyi and his state men rotten in the village. This is how the Ibos have been fooled from generation to generation by their corruptible leaders.
Surely Obi is greater than Ojuku, Nnamdi cownu, Asikiwere. you were making sense until your brain stopped functioning |
Business › Re: Football (+Other Sports) Betting Season 11 by VanBommel(m): 7:35am On May 20, 2017 |
jagaban17: B931EPPCQTQQAZ-2525084 . Couldn't sleep. bro take heart, I'm still mourning this one B92CZZECWWQA-3144868. |
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Politics › Re: Olujunwo Obasanjo & Tope Adebutu's Wedding An Occultic Ceremony - Taiwo Obasanjo by VanBommel(m): 11:16am On May 03, 2017 |
Christane: this woman might be 100 percent certain of what she is saying bt many may tink dat she z mentally unstable to knw al dz ...she might get d fact 4rm a babalawo,a pastor,bishop,prophet or prophetess ...d fact remain dat she might be right nd she z trying to save her son ..nd d country ...i support ur movement ma ...#STOP THE OCCULTIC WEDDING stop being confused bro |