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Christianity Etc › Re: What Sin Would Do To You If You Continue Feeding It As A Christian (Picture) by Winters23: 10:20am On Aug 06, 2023
grin

Religious people are the scums of the earth

I would rather do business with traditional people than trust a sanctimonious modafvcker.
Christianity Etc › Re: I Committed A Sexual Sin. And I'm Too Scared And Ashamed To Pray. Please Advice. by Winters23: 10:19am On Aug 06, 2023
Sonnetoshodi:
Hello everyone.

I've been celibate for 10 months. Till I had sex couple days ago.

Before that time, I saw my self as God's favorite.

But now I just feel like God and I had a quarrel.
It hurts so bad, cause it's now like I don't know how to go to him.

A week now I've not said my night or morning prayers.

Has God left me? Can we still be close?
Have I don't something unpardonable.
Even before the fvcking the puzzy you and God have no business. You're nothing to him.

Your problems is thinking You're special and somehow think you're holy or righteous.

You may not be fvcking, but you lie, cheat, gossip, backbite, and do all manner of shits.

Enjoy yourself guy, because there's no heaven or hellfire.
Politics › Re: Army Will Defend Nigeria's Democracy At All Costs - COAS by Winters23: 10:31pm On Aug 05, 2023
grin

If a coup wants to happen COAS will not know shit until the did is done.

All it takes is a regiment with their commander to give the order. It could be a bloodless parlace coup or very nasty, shit happens.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Julius Malema Supporters Beat Up Whites Protesting 'Racist' Song in SA (PICS) by Winters23: 8:13pm On Aug 04, 2023
shocked
Health › Re: Glaxosmithkline Ends Operations In Nigeria, After 51 Years by Winters23: 3:04pm On Aug 04, 2023
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Largest Ethnic Groups In Niger Republic (Hausa 54%) by Winters23: 10:21am On Aug 04, 2023
The Europeans partitioned Africa in the most dumb way possible. Togo was unjustly divided into two, French and British mandates. The French mandate was granted independence in 1960 while the British Togo mandate was merged with Ghana, the volta region.

Looking at Nigeria, southern Nigeria have nothing in common with northern Nigeria. The North could've been just another francophone country like Niger Republic, Chad, Benin Republic or CAR.

It's unfortunate we're stock together in this unequal strange bed fellow affair.
Politics › Re: "I Will Hit The Ground Running" - APC National Chairman, Ganduje by Winters23: 7:08pm On Aug 03, 2023
grin
Christianity Etc › Re: How Do I Deal With My Religious Neighbors Wife? by Winters23: 12:23pm On Aug 03, 2023
DamianDd:
I've recently been taking care of my hair as a man I've been looking towards self-improvement and of course improvement begins with my looks.

My own my hair is the shorts strong Nigerian dry hair so even if it's long it will still appear very short which is what I fixed by treating my hair recently and washing it, right after I washed it that evening I weaved it for it to dry and while I was outside that's when my neighbors wife came, she called me and started preaching about heavenly race and I've sinned for this hair I did and what will people think of dad by me carrying this. All I did was simply assure her that I don't do dreads or weaving and I just did it so the hair and my scalp could get space to dry.

Now the hair is back to normal and it's better because it just looks like afro now very many like it supposed to be, it's doesn't look like a girls hair it just looks like a guy that's been training hair for a long time so it's okay like afro.

Tonight she saw me while she was standing with her friend and they both start telling me about heavenly race and what people will talk about my hair, how I should not allow it to shift me from my destiny.... man's just stood there wondering what has brainwashed this women and how their husbands and children survive this everyday.

How do you presume I go about this because I don't intend on being rude to my elders and my neighbors wife as at that?
If na me I go just clear am say I be Satan pikin. Say I no wan go heaven. Matter go just quench grin
Politics › Re: Buhari, Osinbajo Explain Absence At APC Caucus, NEC Meetings by Winters23: 7:57pm On Aug 02, 2023
grin

People wey don cashout
Politics › Re: IPMAN Blames N617 Fuel Price Hike On Security, Govt Agencies’ Extortion, Levies by Winters23: 10:22am On Aug 02, 2023
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Travel › Re: Helicopter Crashes Into A Building In Ikeja, Lagos by Winters23: 4:45pm On Aug 01, 2023
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Niger Coup: France, Italy Begin Evacuation Of Citizens From Niamey by Winters23: 11:05am On Aug 01, 2023
grin

That’s it guys, we’re closing shop, business is now wounding down
Crime › Re: Sele-ebi Ware-ebi: Suspected Cultist Kills Man For Wearing Red Beret In Delta by Winters23: 11:25am On Jul 31, 2023
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Travel › Re: Nigerian Man Shot Dead In South Africa (Photos) by Winters23: 10:15pm On Jul 29, 2023
Omoawoke2:
Too bad

When foreigners insult our president, some people will celebrate forgetting that those who insulted your president don’t like you either. If they don’t like your country, they won’t like your president, they won’t like you too

Only a fool wash their dirty linen in public

It is a simple rule, love your country, love your spouse, love your Eleda

May his soul rest in peace, may all Nigerians in every part of the world be safe and be successful
Emergency Nigerian lover grin

Where was your love for Nigeria in 2012?
Travel › Re: Coup: Aircraft Conveying Nigerian Pilgrims Trapped In Niger, Says MaxAir by Winters23: 9:11am On Jul 28, 2023
SweetVibe:
Obasanjo would have immediately forced the Coupist to handover to a civilian government in Niger.
He did it in Togo in 2005. Since 2007 Nigeria has been producing weaklings as president which has made us lose our international giant status in Africa.
You`re dam right!

Olusegun Obasanjo, the former president of Nigeria, played a significant role in the Togolese democratic transition in 2005. When Togolese President Gnassingbé Eyadema died in February 2005, his son Faure Gnassingbé attempted to seize power by having himself declared president by the military. This move was met with widespread protests and condemnation from the international community.

Obasanjo, who was the chairman of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) at the time, took a leading role in mediating the crisis. He traveled to Togo and met with both Faure Gnassingbé and the opposition leaders. He also imposed economic sanctions on Togo in an effort to pressure the military to step aside and allow for democratic elections.

In the end, Obasanjo's efforts were successful. Faure Gnassingbé agreed to step down and allow for elections to be held. The elections were held in April 2005 and were won by the opposition candidate, Faure Gnassingbé's cousin, Emmanuel Akitani-Bobo.

Obasanjo's role in the Togolese democratic transition was praised by many observers. He was credited with helping to prevent a coup d'état and with ensuring that the country held free and fair elections. His actions helped to strengthen democracy in Togo and in West Africa as a whole.

In addition to his role in the Togolese democratic transition, Obasanjo also made significant contributions to Nigeria. He helped to de-politicize the military, expand the police, and combat widespread ethnic, religious, and secessionist violence. He also oversaw a period of economic growth and development in Nigeria.

Obasanjo's legacy is mixed. He is both praised and criticized for his actions as president. However, there is no doubt that he played a significant role in the Togolese democratic transition and in the development of Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Tribunal Sacks LP's Ngozi Okolie, Returns PDP's Ndudi Elumelu by Winters23: 3:40pm On Jul 24, 2023
shocked
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: What Is Your Salary At Hand ? by Winters23: 9:49am On Jul 24, 2023
shocked

I don't know about salaries but I know my monthly spending budget is 3 million naira.
Health › Re: Growing Menace Of Poison Among Friends At Beer Parlours by Winters23: 12:40pm On Jul 22, 2023
Nazgul:
The rule of the thumb when drinking with your so called friends are as follows...

1. Always finish your drink before going to urinate.

2. Never drink from a glass whenever you're drinking with more than one person, always request for straw.

3. After coming back from the toilet, and you want another drink, request for another straw as well. Don't use the same straw you left behind.

4. Never discuss your success with friends over a drink. It's most likely going to stir up their envy.

5. Don't join them in eating anything you didn't personally order for, be it meat, ponmo, gizzard, chicken, pepper soup...etc.

If you follow these rules, you'll live long.
Follow all these rules all u want, you are already dead the moment a determined envious friend wants you gone. A simple handshake can do the do.
Travel › Re: Things I Found Out About Sweden! by Winters23: 10:09am On Jul 21, 2023
CalmTravels:
Things I found out in Sweden.

• I paid commission to exchange my US dollars to Swedish krone! Foreign currency is actually not craved for here like we do in Africa

• Everyone is helpful, nice & kind. Can give up their food for you. Their social welfare system is the best in the world.

• It's a totally cashless economy here. Yes, you actually dont need a paper money. Everything is digitalized including buying anything!

• Everyone works. The bills are crazy so any krones is needed. The Swedes are naturally, big, brawny, smart and strong. So working hard is never a problem.

* Work resumes by 10 am here due to weather changes. I mean formal jobs, not non skilled jobs.

• During summer, the sun doesn't go down. Meaning, there's no night. You can get sick due to body adopting these time changes. My first night i Stockholm, i slept around 1am without knowing its that late.

• Its really stable here. Count your self lucky like me if you have access to Sweden, it takes a lot to get their papers! Their paper can straighten out some shits in your life. I am a testimony.

• Stockholm is an idea City to raise up a child as everything is cool, lovely and good! World class primary & secondary schooling FREE.

• Crime rate is really low. Yahoo, fraud or other social vices can not work here. You will be caught easily as there are traits to everything you do

• Swedes are normally thieves, they are the original Vikings or sea faring thieves of past, so to curb that natural trait to steal, the government has done a lot to ensure everything can be tranced, this gave rise to a cashless, contactless economy that has proved to very efficient! In order words, it has made the Swedes to be law abiding because off what use is it to steal when you know you will be caught? Well, their prison is better than most average homes in Africa!

• Transportation is relatively fixed. For 3.9$ (39SEK) you can get a ride on the bullet train to anywhere in Stockholm for 75minutes. No other fee applies.

• Beside Rent, food, anyone can survive in Stockholm without much of a deal! With a Salary of $3000 per month, you'd live like a king! Especially if you work remotely!

• You don't really need public transport/a car to move around city, except you are hopping from one island to another. A scooter or bicycle would be more helpful!

• Swedes are Innovative, they have customized bicycles to various roles in the house, or work.

• I prefer living in Stockholm than anywhere in USA or Canada.

• The gap between rich and poor is low compared to France or UK. Here the richest man might be that fellow riding an electric scooter, or drinking low beer with you in the pub.

• Most houses in Stockholm do not have physical keys... They use codes type into the door to open. So if you have no business there, you gat no reason

• Almost everyone drives a bicycle, or scooter to move from one place to another.

• Sweden is really expensive to live in, but has one of the highest quality of life you can imagine.

• Everyone drink tap water. It's squeaky clean & safe. pH value is almost 7.0 on the dot!

• I met several Nigerians, most of them left Italy to reside here. They're always preferred before other African nationalities.

• Nigerians here, as in Kigali keep the law.
You forgot to mention the gun violence, highest in Europe
Politics › Re: Tinubu’s Ministerial List Fails To Surface At Senate, With One Week Left by Winters23: 9:25am On Jul 21, 2023
grin

During campaign it almost got me to believe Tinubu is a genius. But after seeing how clueless he is there’s no doubt he’s an empty kleptomaniac.
Politics › Re: Electricity Generation Drops 16% To 3,501MW by Winters23: 9:24am On Jul 21, 2023
grin

Music to my ears
Travel › Re: Where Can I Legally Relocate To In 6 Months Time? by Winters23: 4:04pm On Jul 20, 2023
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Business › Re: POS Operators Begin Implementation Of New Service Charge Monday by Winters23: 12:37pm On Jul 15, 2023
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Politics › Re: Tinubu's Palliative: What Can You Do With N8,000? by Winters23: 11:02am On Jul 15, 2023
iwaeda:
Tinubu's Palliative: What can you do with N8,000?
That's $10, just for my monthly Netflix subscription
Christianity Etc › Re: Religion Has Finished My Mother.. by Winters23: 11:14pm On Jul 12, 2023
duro4chang:
She is doing the right thing. She is praying for you people and that is why you are being blessed. Remember John Wesley's mother
Wtf shocked
Politics › Re: Germany And Nigeria Population In 1980 Compared To Now by Winters23: 12:16pm On Jul 12, 2023
mrvitalis:
Anyone who believes Nigeria is anything above 100 million is joking

I laugh at them saying Lagos is 20 million

Lagos that 40% is still untouched bushes? Before going argue use Google Earth don't come and disgrace yourself here

95% of Lagos population live at the center... East is bush, West is bush

Nigeria population is maximum 100 million
What's your data source?
Career › Re: I Want To Move To Lagos, Which Handwork Should I Learn Before Moving??? by Winters23: 2:34pm On Jul 11, 2023
SosoTakemypain:
Good evening Nairalanders.

I Want to move to Lagos to pursue my music career by next year.

I'm in the east currently,I want to learn a handwork before moving to Lagos so I can be sustaining myself when I move to Lagos while pursuing my dreams.

What type of handwork or skill are mostly thriving over there??

Please anyone with experience should tell me which handwork or skill to learn before moving over there.

Thanks🖤
grin

learn how to be a Nigerian first
Politics › Re: ‘GenCos Sell Cheap Power To Neighbouring Countries’ by Winters23: 1:51pm On Jul 10, 2023
broadman20:
Nawaooo!

From selling petrol secretly to neighboring countries to selling electricity.

What a country .
grin
Politics › Re: ‘GenCos Sell Cheap Power To Neighbouring Countries’ by Winters23: 1:50pm On Jul 10, 2023
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Ukraine's Bid To Join NATO Is Premature - Joe Biden by Winters23: 8:00pm On Jul 09, 2023
franciskaine:
unless Ukraine don't come out a United country, then their joining will wither, otherwise, consider it a done deal after the war.

Putin has no justifiable reason attacking a sovereign state that never acted as a direct threat to her.
Ukraine is to Russia as to the threat Cuba posed to the US during the cold war
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ukraine's Bid To Join NATO Is Premature - Joe Biden by Winters23: 7:55pm On Jul 09, 2023
grin
Politics › Re: Supreme Court Quashes Peter Nwaoboshi's Conviction, Orders Immediate Release by Winters23: 1:45pm On Jul 07, 2023
mrvitalis:
He was prevented from running for Senate... Election is over there is no point keeping him there again

Nigeria judiciary is a problem

There should be a law that if 5 of your case get overturned by a higher court in 10 years you would be removed as a judge

Enough of high court judges doing politician's bidding without consequences

They issues judgement they know can't stand review... Because what's the worse that can happen?
Who do you think benefited from this?

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