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If all men should operate and implement your mindset, I bet you, about 80% of marriages today will not be possible thereby reducing the rate of married women to less than 15%. |
This narrative is not adding up. Who was the person that witnessed when she was dragging with armed men? I strongly believe that her host has a lots of questions to answer to unravel the cause of her demise. The story is one-sided and appears to like one deliberately trying to exonerate someone from the crime. Just my candid observation. Meanwhile, I keep saying it, training a girl child in this generation takes alot of efforts. The level of undue allowances given to these children lately are not helping them |
I deeply admire Dr. Adeshina and am proud of his remarkable achievements. I pray that he returns and continues to contribute to solving our problems. Dear PBAT, our great son, is back to support your administration. Congratulations to all Nigerians for having a patriot who has performed well at the sub-regional level. |
Despite the hardship, I can see hope in the current administration. The new institution will reduce the hurdles faced in accessing soft loans to carryout projects. |
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The situation may not really change. Some men continue to show their love to strange women, but the OP must understand the following points: 1. Women have a limited shelf life in the market for attraction: the OP should not expect the same energy men exerted in courting her ten years ago. With age, men's attention generally shifts to younger generations. 2. Maturity factor: Women in their late twenties or early thirties appear to be in a serious relationship that could lead to marriage, which reduces men's search for these types of women. Some are desperate to get married, which encourages less serious men to be cautious about falling into the trap. 3. Maturity factor: Men between 35 and 45 who are not yet settled and who should be dating women in their late twenties or thirties are more attentive to the value of women, a rare value these days. Furthermore, most serious men in this category are married or in serious relationships, reducing the number of single or uncommitted men. 4. Economic Status: This point is self-explanatory. 5. Character Flaws: Women in their late twenties and forties without serious relationships appear to be morally flawed or have nothing of value to contribute, or both. Therefore, it's difficult to find a serious person who accepts their flaws. 6. Good Taste or Misplaced Priorities: Most women expect to get what they can't offer, which leads to unhappiness and abandonment. |
This is not a good idea for tenants, it will further stress the tenants because they will have to source for rent every end of the month. Also, it will lead to undue exploitation by most landlords and house agents. You can imagine a sudden hike of maybe 10k per month will translate to 120k hike annually. And such increment will continue until before you realise, monthly rent will be like an annual rent. The above reasons is why people living overseas rarely have savings after paying their monthly obligations |
This is a great opportunity for those who understand and have the means to invest for a long term... Imagine: the interest on N500,000,000 over 7 years, plus the principal, is approximately N1,191,250,000. Huge right? The reason the rich keep getting richer? That's just N500 million in passive investment income. That's about N98 million in interest per year, or about N8.2 million per month. Imagine if one individual could create such an opportunity on 4 platforms which is just about 2b |
This event reminds me of "Product life Cycle" I was taught in Marketing. PDP should do the needful to ensure they rebrand to become a vibrant opposition for the interest of our country. Opposition plays a vital role in every democratic setting. |
It is surprising that an institution like JAMB has been able to establish a system supposedly free of fraud, while our electoral system cannot draw inspiration from a sister institution to curb electoral fraud. Why are we failing to correct the situation at the electoral level, which is the very foundation for erasing all other anomalies and implementing ambitious and effective policies for the growth of our country? Clearly, something is fundamentally wrong in our country. Electoral reforms must be intentional if we want the country to progress. |
If not for "eye-service" why would any sensible individual spray money? If you truly want to make a fund donation in any gathering, wouldn't you have done that, by packaging the money in an envelop, cartons, etc then present to the celebrant? Or better still transfer to his/her account? The idea of spraying money in any event is typically for a show-off, personal gratification, intimidation, etc. The tradition of spraying money of whatever currency/denomination should be frowned at because, it's bad to the society and also promote all sorts of get rich quick mentality. |
Imposing tolls on our roads could be abusive, especially in a country like ours where corruption is rife. I only hope that these concessionaires will also ensure increased security along the toll corridors to promote land transportation. It is regrettable that some of these roads have swallowed up more than ten times the amount the project developers are willing to spend to repair them, and that all of it has ended up in private bank accounts. I am also certain that the so-called concessionaires are part of the same corrupt system that reinvests our stolen funds while continuing to profit from the country they stole. |
Despite our religious beliefs, some will purchase stolen vehicles, some even knowing they are stolen. They will then buy and then go to church or mosque to pray. Just as they were able to identify two criminal networks behind this crime, they can further their investigations with the help of each country's national intelligence services to better understand these networks' modus operandi. It is important to note that our customs officers, with all due diligence, can also ensure that stolen vehicles are not cleared at our ports to deter other criminals. |
This is another sensational news without proper investigation and sadly, not even a direction to apply consequences to deter other criminals. It is as useless as other similar sensational claims. |
A simple routine to overcome smelling fart; Ensure you poop each morning before bathing. Once this habit is maintained, you would rarely perceive foul small when fart. Try this and thank me later. |
These two political gladiators orchestrated the downfall of the PDP solely for their own personal gain before the 2015 general elections, and it is now up to them to rebuild what they destroyed. Karma is real! |
These programs are well-thought-out initiatives aimed at reducing overreliance on office jobs, but they will instead create opportunities for potential entrepreneurs to thrive. Even classical Christian religious studies will help reduce the wave of Pentecostal rascalism seen recently. This is a welcome development. |
Why is he trying to exonerate himself from the monster they ganged up to create before 2015 general election? He now has a voice because he's not in the current "eating/looting camp" He is talking about dociled followership, why was he silent when innocent citizens were killed across the country between 2015 - 2023? Should we talk about the End SARS massacre that he was part of the leadership that cut short innocent lives? I am not surprised because, there is a saying that; "You don't talk while eating" He suddenly realised he can talk because, he's no longer on the dining table. |
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I dont understand why some people are so toxic in their utterances. The same way they taunted Bianca Ojukwu that year, now they will even pray their entire generations followed her footsteps. As for Regina, you have nothing to lose, do not allow negative comments to get into you because most of the people speaking ill of you are jealous of you. Just at most, 10 years from now, your children and achievements will erase all the negative comments |
"One should not rely too heavily on friends and instead learn to leverage enemies for personal gain" PBAT is an observant of Robert Green's 48 laws of Power. He's carefully using a double-mouthed enemy to advance his political trajectory. There is this saying; "What money cannot do, too much money can do it" A paid consultant can speak from his/her both sides of the mouth. Such elements are not to be trusted even in one bit. |
They always emphasize "good governance" when they are not in power or favored by the government in power. As soon as they benefit from a government, it becomes good (greed) in their eyes. The same lack of discernment of these same displaced politicians contributed to the colossal loss of humane leadership under the GEJ regime, due to excessive propaganda and agenda-setting, driven by greed and an insatiable thirst for power by any means necessary. I know that Nigerian "voters" are wiser; no amount of manipulation will save them this time. The current economic situation affects the rich, the middle class, and the poorest alike. |
I still don't understand why Nairaland handlers are promoting divisiveness orchestrated by this commercial consulting element. Politics is good but irresponsible politics of names calling to justify a pay cheque by any unpatriotic element should be condemned and frowned at rather than promoting it. This unpatriotic element is an enemy of the country and even undoing the chances of the current administration from being re-elected. I urge Nairaland to stop promoting a sycophantic post. |
This must be part of the planned outcome of the london meeting Expecting more actions in the coming days... |
The reason given by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for halting the recall process constitutes a clear circumvention of the people's mandate. I expected the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to conduct a biometric test on the purported signatures to better understand the fraudulent process orchestrated by the promoters of this unfortunate recall process, and for those found guilty of this fraud to be punished under the laws in force in our country. If the basis for this ill-fated recall process is anchored on the fact that, it did not reach the required number of registered voters, it simply means that these same elements can revive and perfect their malicious agenda by ensuring that they forge the required number of signatures to complete their plan, which is truly selfish. |
These are trivial matters. We have more pressing issues to address as a country. The dead don't care whether they're immortalized or not. Why can't we focus on more important programs that will benefit the living, rather than engaging in pointless disputes that will only increase our animosity toward certain tribes? I know we can do better! |
This isn't the first time Oby has been used to promote blackmail. She was wrong to ask a sitting senator to shut up during such an auspicious gathering, which, of course, reflected her position on the entire issue. The same Oby was used to amplify the "Bring Back our Girls" blackmail against then-President GEJ. Why does she always have to associate herself with such controversial issues? Senator Natasha once claimed to have been a victim of sexual harassment, which turned out to be a fabricated story. Did she deny paying dearly to escape the legal consequences of her lie? Why should we believe this recent accusation when we've seen the same stories proven false? Is it because it implicated the President of the Senate? What precedent are we trying to set if the whole world accepts her story without concrete evidence, given her previous allegations that have proven false? Why is Oby so emotional about this when the accuser is untrustworthy given her track record? We must be careful, otherwise, the system would only further reduce women's chances of accessing privileged positions, especially in Nigeria. |
easzypeaszy:Hello, This is my opinion and you have no right to question or insult me. I'm sure we are not mate. You are entitled to your opinion so do I |
Pa AYO Adebanjo will be greatly missed. May his soul RIP and may the family be comforted |
I hope this can be appealed for the sake of the parents. Logically, she deserves it, but since this is her first misbehavior, they should serve justice with leniency |
I have never met this man but I feel so grieving since I heard the news of his transition. I reflect on so many things: 1. He served his country for the most useful part of his years on earth 2. He achieved everything he wanted to achieve in his career but his career was cut short before his reign expired 3. Life is transitory and we must strive to live well 4. A big vacuum is left in his family and I wonder how they are feeling now And other questions cross my mind that are so hard to understand. He was a gentle soldier from afar, who was not very engaged with the public probably due to his ill health, however, on a few occasions he addressed pressing national issues, and one could see the passion and desire to change some of the ills in our society, especially in his constituency – the Nigerian Army. May his gentle soul find eternal rest. And my heartfelt condolences to his immediate , extended family, the Nigeria Army and the entire military |