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dasparrow:The problem is not the Chinese, it's the Nigerians who contract the Chinese. The Chinese has a policy of giving you the standard you are willing to pay. When you order ordinary consumer items from China, they will give you various prices of various quality of the same product. Physically you would not be able to tell the difference between different standards. Even with drugs you will be asked to specify how much active ingredients you want in the drugs depending on the price you are ready to pay. That's the Chinese model of business. |
einsteine:You make a terrible profiler. Please read the OP's update again. Dear All,Which guy will be crediting a babe's account on a weekly basis and the guy is not chopping the pussy cat. The guy has been chopping the p for years, is still chopping the p and will continue chopping the p after marriage. |
lordatkinson07:Are you serious or you are joking? It is a big crime for a wife to have a toaster without the knowledge of the husband and she not making it clear that she is happily married. There are lots of suspicious response from the lady. She is getting married in 4 months for God sake. I am sure the guy is tuning around looking for money for the marriage and here is the girl chatting and begging for money to from unknown guys. That's an embarrassment to any male ego. When does she intend to stop chatting with toasters? |
Stargurl20:What do you mean there is nothing going on, when the other guy said I love you, why not shut him down immidiately and tell him she is engaged. It is certainly fishy having such conversations with someone your fiancee doesn't know. At best that's an emotional cheating, at worse it could be an opening to physical cheating, that is if they had not been physical in the past. OP should have patience and investigate further without letting her know. |
backbencher:The crisis that led to the 3 year civil war started under the Tafa Balewa government. The federal government's interference on the Western Nigeria elections led to a break down of law and order and the military supposedly came in to unify the country and stem corruption. 2.Army rule from 1983-99..we had Maitatsine, islamists, tribal violence, religious violence...1987 was hot, I tell ya...people thought we would end in anarchy, rise of cultisim and cultic violence, and violent armed robbery. (era of Anini and Shina Rambo....which is what led to the formation of SARS).The army dealt decisively with Maitatsine islamists, the 3rd armoured division under General Buhari pursued the Islamist into Chad, much to the anger of the civilian government led my Shehu Shagari. Buhari was actually queried for entering Chad against government directives. IBB publicly gave the then IG a standing order to fish out Anini and he was arrested within weeks. Then cult activities were restricted to the universities and higher institutions. Cult gangs did not take over our streets, motor parks and secondary schools as it is now. 3.Army rule 1983...our economy went down, and down and down, and we became more and more dependent on oil...which is why we are in a mess today.Our economy has been going down since the seventies, but is accelerates during civilian regimes. Both military and civilian regimes have relied on oil to run their governments. No government since independence has designed a plan to diversify our economy away from oil. And you want that?All I want is relative safety for my family and business. Any government that can supply that I support. No, I so don't want to go back to the days where criticizing government could get you locked up incommunicado for months on end.If Because of corruption within the civilians politicians, Boko Haram takes over North East, Fulani Bandits take over North West, militants take over South South, IPOB takes over South East and cultists take over South West, would you be happy? |
backbencher:But all the infrastructures we identify with our nation was build under military rule. Lagos Internation airport, National Arts Theatre, Third mainland Bridge, the four refineries, etc. Compare with national infrastrural assets build by civilians. |
DeepSight:Military coups would always happen whenever civilian government become too corrupt for the society to function. Before you accuse me of supporting coups. |
DeepSight:Believe me kwarapshin is far greater under civilian government. The total revenue received by the IBB government in 8 years is less than the total revenue received by the Jonathan government in one year. Meanwhile we can point to some projects by IBB. (Remember IBB fought 2 wars). Name one infrastructural project by Jonathan. The total revenue received by Abacha in his 6 odd years is probably only 3 month's revenue by this Buhari government. Remember crude prices fell to $8 under abacha and never rose above $16, all these while under sanctions. |
jackcanfield:Even though I don't support a coup, sometimes a coup might be the only option for securing the territorial integrity of a country. It happened in Egypt. When Mohammed Morsi was bringing in religion into politics and allowing Muslim Brotherhood into government, the military leaders led by El Sis overthrew his government. The military is usually a unifying organization, they won't tolerate a civilian government that would dismember the country or introduce policies that would disunity the country. Even in the former Soviet Union, the military attempted a coup against Boris Yeltsin from breaking up tje union. It failed because the people supported Yelsin. What the Burkinabe (and Nigerian) soldiers are complaining about is not even tactics. It's lack of basic equipment to fight the militants or Islamic terrorists. They are ordered to the war front without adequate arms, without enough ammunitions and without adequate supplies. Apart from that no adequate intelligence and then they have to deal with sabotage. It's like a suicide mission. And they cannot resign. Many fine officers have died needlessly. |
jackcanfield:Why not address the reasons given for the coup. Are the reasons valid? Government sources could not immediately be reached on Monday. Frustration has risen in the West African country in recent months due to the frequent killing of civilians and soldiers by the militants, some of whom have links to Islamic State and al Qaeda. |
DeepSight:Yes there was corruption but the level was much less than under civilian. The corruption was only perpetuated by the military ruler and his cronies. Even the governor's could not steal from the coffers without the knowledge of the head of state. Under civilian government corruption was free for all. From governors to legislators to even judges. From ministers to service chiefs to civil servants. |
Awkabigboy:There was no militancy, IPOB, Boko Haram, Fulani Herdsmen and ISWAP during military regimes. The corruption was less under military regimes. The worse thing about military regimes was Human Rights violations and abuses, sit tightism and authoritarianism. |
mysticwarrior:The keeper was not responsible, the defenders were. Very few keepers in the world would have been able to catch that shot. |
benuejosh:Its was not entirely the goal keeper's fault. What were the defenders looking at allowing the scorer waltz from side to side and had enough time to pick his spot. You no see the swerve and bounce of that shot? How many keepers in the world go catch that shot? |
Danjikanbauchi:Forget Fulani dominated army. Even the Fulanis are not finding it easy with Bandits and Boko Haram. Sokoto the seat of the the Fulani Caliphate has been under constant threat from Bandits. Even the Sultan of Sokoto is not finding it easy |
TOPCRUISE:If not for corruption within the militaries of West African countries, Boko Haram would not have been able to seed, not to talk of grow. Afterall most West African states had death with Islamic terrorists in the past under military regimes. Civilian governments seem incapacitated due to corruption. |
The Government had denied rumours on Sunday that a coup was under way as sustained gunfire rang out for hours from several military camps, with mutinying soldiers demanding more support for their fight against Islamist militants.Nigeria too is heading in the same direction. The rank and file will one day become frustrated with the incessant killings of junior soldiers on the battle front due to lack of adequate arms and ammunitions, despite trillions of naira in defense budget year in year out. Added to the lack of prompt payment of meagre salaries and allowances that is paid late. Meanwhile the senior officers with political connections are living big. I pray the Buhari administration sees the danger and quickly address the moral and equipment of our military fast before it degenerates into a crisis. |
Oyiboman69:God bless you my brother. You are one of the rare enlightened few. And I don't mean western educated and brainwashed majority parading certificates as education. I wish we have just 100,000 Nigerians with your mindset, Nigeria will indeed start on its journey to recovery. Colonial Africa was designed to fail. It was designed to perpetually act as a source of natural and human resources for Europe and the Americas. The Government, ecinomic and educatiinal structure was designed to achieve these goals. Until we realized these and change course we will be perpetual slaves. |
musicwriter:Our ancestors were not tricked, they were greedy. So greedy that they sold their neighbours, their kinsmen and sometimes their family for material gains. Till today black Africans continue to sell their neighbours, kinsmen and family members for material gains. Parents sell their children as house helps (domestic slaves), traffickers/pimps sell young girls as sex slaves. It is only black Africans in know that kidnap and sell young children to ritualists to be slaughtered for money rituals. Till today we value material gains than our neighbour's, kinsmen's or family member's lives. And foreigners will always exploit that greed. Having said that, I am not against the boy pursuing his education in America. Because he either go there or rot in Nigeria. When I finished secondary school I tried everything to proceed to university to no avail. No assistance came in from any source and there's no structure in Nigeria for student loan or something like that. So I dropped and instead taught myself.You still don't get it. He is not pursuing his education in America. He already pursued it in Nigeria. He is only Furthering his education and career in America. Nigeria already educated him for about 15 years, America will only educate him for 2 years for masters and maybe another 2 years for doctorate. But he will contribute millions to the US economy and zero to the Nigerian economy. As an individual he will succeed but his society will continue failing. Who will then develop his village/ state or country? Let him go, at least the US is a better country to go. Blacks there seem to have African self consciousness than, say UK.US is a better country today because the first settlers stayed, suffered and developed it. They had to endure famine, disease and lack of basic infrastructure. And they fought the colonial powers holding them back. They did not all run back to the comfort of Europe. But it's still slavery in another name. We can change it when we get smart for real. Right now, we're not.How do we change it when the ones with the human and mental resources are leaving, leaving behind only the dregs of the society. Remember the foreign powers and their cronies only need the natural and human resources from Africa to help develop their economies. They are not interested in making us self reliant. |
HarunaWest:That's the tragedy of the Blackman, been cursed by myopia. Others are poaching our best brains leaving behind the almajiris, cultists and militants. Any we wonder why we are not progressing but retrogressing. Anyway we are progressing in the religious and spiritual industry. |
DeepSight:. Domestic violence is part of existence. We have to learn to manage it. We cannot be hiding our head in the sand and pretend it doesn't exist. I doubt the wife is being held hostage by the husband. If she is not ready to manage or resolve the issues of domestic violence and dead bedroom with her husband, why not pack her load and leave? |
DeepSight:Na "agro" or "konji" cause am. Konji is not a respecter of rationality or reason. Go listen to one of my favourite Tracy Chapman - Last night I heard the screaming Loud voices behind the wall Another sleepless night for me It won't do no good to call - the police . . . . . . And when they arrive They say they can't interfere with domestic affairs between a man and his wife |
IJEYdiamond:It's not becoming a big issue, it has always been a big issue. Since the beginning of time sex has always been a big issue for men and society. Women should have to open up because i cant understand... this ooo... last year... it was this sex matter mostly from men... there is really something wrong... well like i use to say marry who u can handle sex wise... length size of d D... all those important things discuss it ooo..How can you say marry who u can handle sex wise when religious puritans insists on no sex before marriage? You are probably going to discover the length size, girth size and time size (how long he can last) on your wedding night. Research as shown that men think about sex 19 times per day on average. Meanwhile they think about food 18 times a day. - https://www.cbsnews.com/news/men-think-about-sex-every-7-seconds-what-study-says/ In order words, men think more about sex than food. So you see how serious the matter is. |
She haven't said a word to me for over 5 days now. She cook for just herself and my daughter. she no longer sleep in our matrimonial bed, she would rather sleep in my daughter's room or the visitor's room, she no longer greets me anymore.These are the points I am unable to understand or reconcile, who is paying for the food and the housing. Unless she is the breadwinner, I can't reconcile how she will cook and exclude you. If she is no longer interested in the marriage, she should have said so and packed her load to her father's house. All these shenanigans is childish. |
IJEYdiamond:That's why we are Africans. Why would a woman marry a virile man and in less than 2 years into marriage deny him sex without any reason? If my wife deny me sex for 6 months, I will just pack my load and leave the house for her and then restart my life. I will also demand a refund of my bride price and wedding expenses. In fact I would ask for an annulment of thr marriage and not just a divorce. It would be an insult to be answering divorcee to such a heartless woman. Why should I keep feeding and housing a woman who has no feelings or regards whatsoever for me? |
Bigdiddo:That's the koko of the matter. She got pregnant for another guy and did not want you to find out. Why will a newly married woman do an abortion secretly? How did you even find out. Back to the topic. This is obviously transferred aggression. She must be transferring the anger of losing her real lover and the baby, and you are to blame for both. |
ono:They went to a rally to stop the US Congress from carrying out its constitutional duty of certifying the elections. That only sounds sensible to a MAGA. So what did they expect to happen after the rally? For Trump to continue in office after January 20th 2021 or that Trump would be sworn in instead despite losing at the polls, at the states and at the courts. Maybe next time maybe you guys should "protest peacefully" at the inauguration grounds on January 20th to stop the inauguration of a new president. You guys just wanted to plunge the US into a political crisis because Trump lost an election. I am ashamed for you after all the noise you made before the elections. Your shame lasted only a few years months as you went on a shame sabbatical only to come out making ridiculous claims. |
ono:So it's Obama's fault that Republicans have lost confidence in the US electoral system? It seems the Republicans never recovered from a "black man" becoming US President. Obama destroyed confidence in the US electoral process and yet Trump won in the elections conducted under his watch. It's is Trump that eroded confidence in US elections. Any election Trump wins is fair, but any election he losses is rigged. The irony is that when Hillary Clinton was ahead during the 2016 election Trump was already screaming emotional "the election is rigged", but when he eventually overtook Clinton and won, the elections suddenly became free and fair. Trump had never been known to concede defeat in anything. In Newsom's case, his policies are unpopular in California, especially his shoddy handling of COVID-19, with his partying-while-the-state-burns attitude. But democraps rallied round him when the referendum was up.That's why there was a referendum - to determine his popularity. That's the flaw of popular democracy. The most popular and not the best candidate wins. So you expect the party not to rally around a candidate that just won a referendum? Ciattrelli had to make sure and conceded (key point). Times have changed and it's a "shine your eyes" thing now, otherwise, democraps will impose their will on the people.That's because Trump had polluted the electoral space. What's wrong with Trump wanting to make sure before conceding? And if he's got evidence (like we are seeing now in Wisconsin, Georgia, Arizona, Philadelphia, Texas and elsewhere) what's wrong with that?The problem with Trump is that he can never concede - never! He is prepared to split the baby in half if he doesn't get it. In normal situations you present your evidence before the courts (from district court all the way to the Supreme Court). And you as a citizen should be bound by the decision of the courts. But Trump felt he was bigger than the courts and that he can impose himself as president extra constitutionally and judicially. |
raumdeuter:Is it fair that a candidate is supervising an election in which he is a candidate? If a Democrat should do that you guys will scream blue murder. Did Stacy Abrams rally the Democratic party and her supporters to undermine the whole democratic process? |
ono:A recall is not a general election, it is a referendum or a vote of confidence. Gavin Newsom had no opponent that can reject election or concede defeat. It took 10 days after polls closed and a lots of pressure before before Jack Ciattarelli conceded defeat to Phil Murphy. |
After Trump's election loss denial, no Republican would concede an election loss ever again. Even if a Republican looses by 99.9%, they would still challenge the election.
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mecussey:One year kwa? Why should the wife be away from her marital home for a while year without any valid reason? If she was away due to work or medical emergency, it is understandable, but to go live with her parents for one year because she needs space from her husband is unacceptable. What about the daughter? Does it sound reasonable to deny the husband bonding with his daughter. The most important bonding between father and child is within the first 3 years. If they miss that opportunity, the father and daughter may never really bond again. |
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Very stupid excuse for a coup, we know most likely they are targeting Nigeria with all this nonsense ... but they would be surprise what would happen , when Mali was showing a "I don't care attitude", I knew something wasn't right.it is all an economic game , how do you trade among yourself when there is sanction everywhere. Stupid Coupist, brainless idiots with not sense of Patriotism.