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whitelotus:Watch this satire that mimic how dumb Trump and his worshippers are. https://m.imgur.com/a/dWb4MyV |
deji17:That's the IPOBs law of political alliance. Igbos form alliance with the north is great, Yoruba form political alliance with the north is betrayal. |
Ojiofor:Is that so? Awo sent delegates to both sokoto and Enugu at the same time and the delegates arrived at their respective destinations at the same time, even though there were no flights in 1959. To make matters worse, the Sardauna knew that the AG delegates were already in ziks house at that moment (without whatsapp or facebook). Zik even had to excuse the AG delegates to take the call of the Sardauna. Meanwhile, Zik and the Sardauna had been friends since childhood, and Zik speaks perfect Hausa. |
emrain:Abeg told dem (according to chief Zebrudaya - alias 4:30). Helep me ask am whether na Lugard make Aba look like slum inspite of the governor collecting hundreds of billions of naira from Abuja since 1999. Na Lugard say make the government no build research institutes, libraries, training schools, universities and even secondary schools in Anambra and other states in the south east. This Lord Lugard na powerful spirits o. |
Ybaby:Your situation is no different from what happens in the homes millions of families around Nigeria. It's not much different from the OP's story and it's very similar to the situation in my family. Of all the businesses I have opened for my wife, I hardly ask for any account or returns, I still run the house 100%. So don't think your husband is doing anything extraordinary. What this tread is about is when or if shit happens. If something tragic suddenly happens to the husband and he is unable to earn again - temporarily or even permanently. Businesses can fail overnight especially in a lawless country like Nigeria where a Governor or president can demolish business premises. Businesses can crash overnight with policy reversals by government. A government can wake up one morning and seize a bank. Apart from business failures, a health tragedy can hit anytime that will stretch the family fortune. It could be cancer, stroke or other debilitating illness. The bone of contention here is that wives should be in a position to help out the family in case of tragedy. It is inhuman and immoral for a wife to forget all that the man has sacrificed for the family and start treating him like an infidel when he falls into difficult or tragic times. If your husband should read your views on your reasons for marrying him, and that you only remain loyal just because he provides and would abandon him immediately he stops providing, he will be highly disappointed. I dare you to show him your comments on this thread and tell us his reactions. |
Hardestknock55:So why we're you not delivered in 1960 when we were allowed to govern ourselves? |
thatthing111:Some people need a scape goat to blame all their failings and faults on. These people never takes responsibility for their failings, but look for every other person or situation to blame, even a man that died more than 80 years ago, before their grandfather was born. It's like the Christian devil, a convenient excuse for our failures. |
kikero:This is the koko of our problems, and not whether we divide Nigeria into 2 or 36 countries. As long as we continue with the economic model bequeathed to us by the British, which makes exporters of primary goods and importers of finished goods, we will always be in economic and political doldrums. |
Holluwhakemmy:I am surprised by women with these mindset, it betrays faulty background, probably due to a disfunctional polygamous family. How can someone say men who succeed are the efficient few. Are you insinuating that the millions of men working or doing various businesses are failures or inefficient majority? Have you seen a jobless, unsuccessful and inefficient man go through all the expenses and rituals of marriage? Obviously most men marry when they are fairly financially stable and hope for a brighter future. But shit happens. A man falls and rises several times during his life time. It's a tragedy to marry a woman who would step on a man when his down instead of helping him in rising up. |
nwaimoroseyaho:It false to suggest that it happens in Every marriage, it happens in lots of marriages, especially if the purpose of the marriage is material and financial. I have seen many marriages where the husband lost his job and the woman had to pick up the gauntlet to provide for the family until the man finds his feet. And you don't think it's also tiring and depressing for the only the man to working day and night to provide for his family. Marriage is not "happy ever after". Any man or woman that is not ready to suffer the vagaries and uncertainties of marriage should not marry and stick to baby mama and baby daddy. It good that you did not find financial solace somewhere else. I hope you also did not insult, disrespect and demean your husband at his most difficult period. If you did, he would have some grudge in his heart for the rest of his life, as he will feel you only married him for financial security. It's difficult to mend fences after such betrayals. How do you ment fences with someone that does not love you, but only after material gains. What happens if things get difficult again? |
Ybaby:It seems you are ignorant that Cosmas Maduka was an "infidel" before he married Charity. Cosmas married charity at the age of 19 years when he had nothing, and they build their fortune together. Their company CosCharis (COSmas and CHARIty) is a testament that his wife was critical to his success. |
At a time Finidi George was the best number 7 in the world. |
Ybaby:I don't understand. What happens if the man had provided for you, your children and your family for 30 years, and then for some extraneous reason, (maybe stroke, accident or business tragedy) is unable to provide, either temporarily or permanently. Does he suddenly become an infidel and lazy man to you? If you are in a better position, does he not deserve eating your sweat? |
Ybaby:I am sorry you came from a background where there was no man to take responsibility and show you fatherly love. It has made you a very bitter person towards men. I was was the one that sent my wife to school and later to learn a trade after marriage. I have open two businesses in the past for her that I did not receive N1 from. I have open a third business for her and it's just picking up. I presently take 100% responsibility for the feeding, housing and education of my family. Now, it would be a disappointment if something tragic happens to me tomorrow and my wife would start doing shakara because she has started making more money than me. Although I don't want to sound tribalistic, but I noticed that kind of ungrateful behaviour from mainly Yoruba women. I have seen Yoruba women that abandoned her family (children included) at the first signs of misfortune for their husband's. Many prefer to become second wives or mistresses to old men or alhajis than to stand by their husband through difficult periods. |
Ybaby:This is the primitive ideology that has kept and is keeping Africa in the dark ages. This ideology has no place in modern societies. When societies were agrarian and less stable, men were the strength and sole providers of families and the society, but when we began building stable mega-cities and the societies became knowledge based, women left the kitchen and bedroom and started contributing to families and societies. This primitive philosophy would lead to men refusing to educate or contribute to the progress of their wives. Most men elevate the status of their wives so that when the man falls on hard times (which usually happen in the lives of most men), the wive can carry the family. If the man becomes incapacitated due to ill health or accident or even death, the wives would be in a position to carry the family, instead of the children becoming destitute, There is a reason for the "for richer or for poorer" and "in sickness or in health" part of the marriage vow. In organized societies, family fortunes are shared between both couples in marriage and in separation, but in primitive societies, women want to have their cake and eat it, The man's properties are family properties, but the woman's properties are her sole property. |
Goldmaxx:You are simply trying to deflect. We are not talking about black on black violence, we are talking about murders with racial undertones and the complicity and sometimes encouragement of the white dominated Police. If you want to discuss black on black violence, open another thread for that. Now, explain why a white father and a son would pursue and murder a black guy they have never interacted with? Also explain why the local police did nothing for 2 whole months despite having the video of the murder in their possession? These are the issues black lives matter need answers to, because probably without their protests many of such issues would not be brought to the public or prosecuted. |
Roon9:That's the tragedy of the Nigerian situation. They are yet to understand that illegally gotten wealth elevates the individual but destroys the society. The person got his wealth not by creating value but by reducing value. It was when Nigeria started celebrating crime from the early 80's that the country started degrading to the point of a failed country. We have the most billionaires in Africa but still the poverty capital of the world. 90% of Nigerian billionaires will be in jail abroad. It's only in Nigeria you will see someone without N1000 in his account become a billionaire 5 years later without inheriting any money or winning a jackpot, and we make them role models for our children. |
TheGoodJoe:If he can deliver the Kano- Lagos and the warri-itakpe railways, he will be the best minister in the history of Nigeria. |
stgift:I now know most Nigerians do not understand the meaning of democracy. See the way people are justifying a purely lawless tyrannical action. Are you now suggesting that if wike catches an armed robbery in the act, he has the powers to order his immediate execution without his day in court? First of all wike's order can even be challenged in court. Even a law passed by the national assembly can be challenged as unconstitutional in the courts. So, wike's orders are not divine. Is there a law passed by the state assembly backing his order and his actions? Can his order lead to criminal prosecution? If the man in question commits murder, he should be charged for such. He should be brought before a competent court for prosecution and punishment according to our laws. Murder had nothing to do with destruction of properties according to our laws. |
iLegendd:Are you suggesting we should throw the rule of law away, empower the executive to be the legislature and judiciary and shut down the courts? |
edoairways:Public officers are insulted regularly, in fact in the US and the UK, it's a daily occurrence. They even have satirical TV shows and cartoons that does not flatter their leaders. Even though I was never a fan of president Jonathan, the way he handled daily insults were exemplary. Anyone who can't take insults should not run for public office in a democracy |
edoairways:Dud the person that insulted wike do so as a revenge for Fayose and others insulting Bubu? |
LibertyRep:Only Samuel doe and Idi Amin, what of Abacha? Didn't they organise a 2 million man march for him? |
shehuAO:Can't these all these people wike had either seized or destroyed their properties take the rivers state government to court? ( not the state high Court but the federal high Court, as the state high Court is in wike's pocket). The state government will be liable to pay damages long after wike has left office. |
edoairways:I hate it when people argue here, there and everywhere, without keeping to the subject matter. If we are talking about left or right, you bring up or down, we change position to up or down, you immediately start talking about north or south. Wike's supporters threatened Uwazurike with violence for insulting wike, I pointed out that insults is part and parcel of public office, using the numerous insults buhari had received from the usual sources. You countered that they did not insulted Buhari but only criticized. I showed examples of what I considered to be insults. Now, you have changed gear to ask if "it's do me I do you". In effect you are saying that if wike misbehaves, he should never be insulted, but it's OK to insult Buhari if he misbehaves. Buhari or his supporters have no rights to complain not to be accused of "do me I do you". |
edoairways:Kanu called Buhari a terrorist and a pedophile. Fayose carried out a front page advert in which he listed former Nigerian leaders who died in office and suggests that Muhammadu Buhari could be next. Femi Fani-Kayode called Muhammadu Buhari a “curse, affliction and genocidal maniac” who loves conquest and oppression. I don't want even go into the numerous insults by reno Omokri. So you label these criticism and not insults? Now compares these with the so called insults by Uwazurike on wike and tell me which is worse. |
edoairways:Since the governor was insulted, does wike not have mouth to insult back? Or at worst, can't his goons insult Uwazurike back as retaliation? Why the physical threats? Shebi, kanu, Fayose, FFK, Timi Frank and Reno Omokri has been insulting Buhari incessantly since 2015, who has threatened them with violence? Anybody that cannot take insults has no business running for office in a democracy. |
ogbuefi677:No be you people de involve everybody for una Biafra matter. You people that cannot mention the word Biafra without mentioning Yoruba immediately after. You people that have included all other tribes of the Niger Delta and beyond in your Biafra. You people that cries all the time that others are not fighting your Biafra for you. You now have the audacity to say leave Biafra alone. Even the thread is about El Rufai who has nothing to do with Biafra. |
We are now getting a glimpse of how kanu intends to rule Biafra. No need of the courts or judiciary. Just make a decree and be the judge, jury and executioner. The could even be challenged at the courts and found to be unconstitutional, but then in kanu's and IPOB's minds, he is the constitution. |
DCatt:Even if we were to accept your warped statistics, don't you think that the disproportionate number of violent crimes amongst Blacks is a symptom of centuries of the violent condition under which blacks lived in America? Don't you think limited educational, social and economic opportunities available to blacks in comparison with their while counterparts is responsible for the high poverty rate and thus higher crime rate among black communities? Look at this statistics among blacks in the USA; Among racial and ethnic groups, African Americans had the highest poverty rate, 27.4 percent, followed by Hispanics at 26.6 percent and whites at 9.9 percent.Should the US not be thinking of providing more educational and economic opportunities for the black communities instead of stereotyping them to justify their murder? Finally, if you hate blacks so much that you consider them criminals, what are you doing in a black dominated forum? |
obixcel:Why not take up the cause? Why not start an advocacy group that tackles black on black violence or white on white violence or even black on white violence? People form groups to highlight their area of interest? What's your area of interest. You can't be critical of others for not fighting your own cause, it sounds illogical Black lives matter was formed to protest and highlight the disproportionate Police brutality and unfair treatments of blacks by mainly white Police officers. If you are angry for that, form another advocacy group that support and justifies Police brutality on black to counter them. |
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