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Education › Re: Enugu Rebuilds Government Technical College To Develop Skills In Young People by youngEmelex: 10:10am On Oct 20
All manner of propaganda towards election season after destroying people's livelihood and almost erasing the poor class
Politics › Re: Tinubu's Followers Should Celebrate Peter Obi As Their Messiah by youngEmelex(op): 12:25pm On Oct 19
Validated:
This one is four years behind reality.
Tinubu's sins

- Tinubu blew $11 billion on Coastal Road to Nowhere
- Fuel price escalation to N1900
- Exchange rate escalation to N1400
- Borrowing now means 124% of revenue to finance interest payment
- Addional Borrowing to cover shortfalls
- Nigeria is now the poverty capital of the world
- New Tax law to impoverish more Nigerians
- Sick and tired president that cannot campaign
We know all you state and it's off topic here
Politics › Re: Tinubu's Followers Should Celebrate Peter Obi As Their Messiah by youngEmelex(op): 12:24pm On Oct 19
owobokiri:
Stop trying to blame the innocent. Buhari made Tinubu the president. Folks try to absolve Buhari, but he was the one who appointed the corrupt head of the inec . He supervised the elections and allowed all the irregularities to go unchecked. There was no way Buhari was not aware of all that Tinubu did to rig the elections. He did nothing to stop Tinubu, just as Jonathan did nothing to stop him. If the election was not rigged, Tinubu wouldn't have won. So how is that Obis fault?

You may also want to thank Atiku whose perennial presidential aspirations have cost the SE a lot. He's arrogant disrespect of the rotational ideology between the different regions is solely responsible for the lack of a common consensus around the quest for a president from the east.

You should stop the habit of making the SE and their politicians the scape goat. Peter Obi had the right to contest. It was supposed to be the turn of the east, but Tinubu and Atiku jumped into the fray.. Easterners are not going to wait for century to produce the president of the country. Rather than blaming Obi, you should lay the blame on the behind the scene treacherous gang ups that led to the emergence of Amoda Chicago Chagoury Yekini as the president.
All you have stated was to be decided in a primary election not general election. If Peter Obi won the PDP primary which he would have likely done based on all you stated, He will still get the over 12 million votes. The problem here was evading the primary
Politics › Tinubu's Followers Should Celebrate Peter Obi As Their Messiah by youngEmelex(op): 11:25am On Oct 19
There was no way Tinubu could have won the 2023 presidential election without the assistance that Peter Obi indirectly rendered him.

The PDP had a solid structure in the South South and southeast. APC had a solid structure in the north but despite that, their candidate's popularity was 40% when compared to the popularity of the PDP's candidate which is about 60%.

The structure that PDP had in the south excluding the southwest was about 70% solid compared to that of APC which was about 30%.

If the PDP were able to put their house together just like APC did, they would have secured 60% of the votes.
35% from the north where Atiku is more popular and 25% from the south where PDP had a solid structure.

Tinubu was not popular in the entire south south and southeast states. As a matter of fact, people from southeast in particular didn't know much about Tinubu apart from him being a former governor of Lagos.

In the north, The people would vote for APC not him because he wasn't so popular either but his party already grabbed the entire region.

All I mentioned above were the template for 2023 election before a man suddenly took advice from a mad man and realized that PDP had a structure of criminality and refused to participate in the primary.

He also realized that a new Nigeria is possible after contesting as vice president in 2019. Then he went further to involve the church which he claims must take back their country. All those gimmicks quickly split the PDP structure in the south.

With the PDP loosing 90% of their structure in the south, Christians in the north central also joined the new trend of religious politics.

This made Tinubu who would later gather approximately 8 million votes defeat PDP that would have secured above 12 million votes.

To all Tinubu's supporters that are dragging Obi on Nairaland, also bear in mind that you wouldn't have gone anywhere without the stunt he pulled just few months to the presidential election. Forever remain grateful to him because he will make 2027 another walkover for you.

Christianity Etc › Could This Be The Manifestation Of MFM Dr Olukoya's Prophecy by youngEmelex(op): 10:53pm On Oct 18
Following the suspension of the Bishop of Awka Diocese and the recent dragging of Apostle Arome Osayi, I decided to go back to the prophecy of Dr Olukoya who is MFM's general overseer.

What I found at number 6 of his prophetic lines for 2026 shocked me. So the recent dragging of false preachers and traders in the church by VDM is actually a divine mandate. Followed by the suspension of an Archbishop who is also another big time trader in the church

Politics › Suggestion: How To End Bokoharam And Banditry Within 3 Weeks by youngEmelex(op): 11:46pm On Oct 17
We have over 100k prisoners scattered across all the state and federal prisons or rehabilitation centers in Nigeria.
All these prisoners should be released and given at least 3 months training on weapons handling.

Afterwards, they should be given uniforms with body cameras. Then all of them should be moved to Sambisa and Lake Chad enclaves where BokoHaram and ISWAP have their strongholds.
Others should be sent to Zamfara to capture all the bandit kingpins and their boys.

The rule should be: If you succeed in killing 2 BokoHaram members or bandits, then you will go home after the mission without completing your prison sentence.

Precautions should be taken since most prisoners are criminals who can compromise on the mission and join BokoHaram instead.

An explosive should be attached to each prisoner's ankle and all can be remotely controlled. The webcams on their bodies should clearly show all their movements and operations. It should be done in a way that anyone who attempts to divert from the mission will be blown up immediately.

Finally, I didn't take this advice from a mad man rather, I got it while watching the movie 'The condemned (2007)'.
All terror groups will be eliminated within 3 weeks and Nigeria can be safe again.

It will be a very successful mission because the prisoners will fight with all their strength and the last drop of their blood knowing that their freedom will be guaranteed from there despite being on death row or having more than 20 more years to spend in prison.

Crime › Re: 7 Christians Killed In Plateau By Fulani Militia (Video)) by youngEmelex: 9:31pm On Oct 17
How did they manage to push this to front page despite op writing about a drug Baron president? I wrote less sensitive articles here and they all got deleted
Politics › Elections In Nigeria Remind Me Of WAEC by youngEmelex(op): 8:51am On Oct 17
People have constantly argued that if votes don't count, politicians will not be spending billions on campaigns.

That reminds me of the way WAEC and some other exams are also conducted in Nigeria especially in private schools.

Once you are approaching your final exams, textbooks become compulsory. You must show the textbooks and past questions of all the exams that you will write.

There is compulsory extra lessons. Once you approach the final exam date, school makes extra lessons compulsory for you.
You will spend more days and hours in the school unlike the normal junior secondary students.

Fees double. The fees you will pay in your final year becomes double of the regular school fees. This time around, you will pay for so many things including mock exam fees.

You will write mock exams on all the subjects that you have chosen to write in WAEC. Your teachers will use external exam standards not your regular class work.

If it's a boarding school, your holidays will be shifted. You will spend some weeks still attending classes after school regular breaks.

Compulsory afternoon and night preps. You will be giving access to the library at any period of time including on Sundays.

Guess what happens after all these tedious preparations, the WAEC paper leaks a night to the exam.
In some cases, the private school brings in the subject teacher to assist the students during the exams.
The worst of them all is that some schools pay off the external supervisors and write answers directly on the board for their students to copy.

So when next you ask why politicians are going through all the stress if elections can be manipulated, also ask those schools why they make their students go through hell for a WAEC paper that will finally leak
Health › Are There Stds That Are Unique To Africans? by youngEmelex(op): 8:30am On Oct 15
Someone said that he started feeling somehow after sleeping with a woman but has gone to several hospitals and nothing was ever detected.

But the guy is very sure that the health problem started after sleeping with a woman so that brings me to the question: Is it possible that there are STDS circulating only in our African settings which don't have any definition by sciences yet?

Some roadside agbo sellers will say that those are symptoms of Staphylococcus aureus but no medical lab can confirm that.

It's high time we started having our own researchers and scientists because the white men only gave us definition of what they discovered. If there is any disease or infection existing only in the African communities, there won't be any solution until we start doing our own research.
Health › Re: As A Guy I Have Foul Smell Coming From My Private Region And Rashes In My Chest by youngEmelex: 1:55pm On Oct 14
Smelly scrotum and rashes all over the trunk. Mainly chest and shoulders. Nothing found in blood and urine samples.
If that be the case, you might be dealing with the early stage of leprosy.
Other symptoms will include chronic fatigue, uncontrollable sexual drive, feeling like something sting you or a sharp like object etc
Crime › Re: Residents Flee Rukukuje Community As Fear Of Bandit Advance Grips Niger State by youngEmelex: 12:26pm On Oct 14
These people are still in paradise compared to what is to come. The cities are still safe though. Bandits only attack forest areas
Romance › Most Women Expect Their Men To Repent After Wedding by youngEmelex(op): 5:34am On Oct 13
Women are actually very funny species and they rely on wishful thinking all through their lives.
It's very hard to meet a woman who is not highly delusional and who understands the difference between reality and fiction.

For instance, a woman who met a playboy and somehow persuades him into marrying her, suddenly expects faithfulness after the wedding.

During the dating stage, you were aware that the guy has terrible sexual habits and he spends so much time and energy just to satisfy a woman in bed.

Then, after marriage, you start complaining that the guy is cheating. So you actually expected an olosho man to be committed to you alone? This is why I said that women are too delusional.

If what attracted you to a man is bedmatics, be rest assured that he will continue to expand his skills whether married or not. You were too comfortable to explore with him but suddenly started crying foul against what actually joined you both.
Politics › Re: Nobody Learnt Any Lesson From Buhari's Administration by youngEmelex(op): 4:52am On Oct 13
Kdon2:
Coming from a bitter Biafra soul.
That bitterness will never depart from you and your entire family. Amen
Politics › Nobody Learnt Any Lesson From Buhari's Administration by youngEmelex(op):
The problem with us is that we hardly learn from history therefore history keeps repeating itself.

During Buhari's tenure, there was this open display of hypocrisy by the north. It's was the 'sai Baba' chant all the way whether Buhari did wrong or not.

They sang his praises until he left office. The use of brutal force against protesters were appreciated by the north. The killing of Biafra agitators was something to celebrate in the north.

Even though that they northerners weren't exempted from Buhari's incompetence, they were all ready to perish as far as he remains in power.
There was no single comment against killing and rapping of women in their farms.

Fast forward to today, the northerners are now the ones forming the Hausa Zalla movements and championing the Tinubu must go campaign and no other region in Nigeria is paying attention to whatever they are doing.

When they complain against insecurity, they are asked why they didn't complain under Buhari. If they attempt to protest, they are asked why they didn't protest under Buhari.

It got so bad that close to 500 people were kidnapped in Niger state and the media reduced the figure to 15 persons.
Nobody cares about the happenings in the north any longer and news about them hardly go viral. Other tribes have left them to their fate and none is going to give a single vote to their candidate come 2027.

But the funny aspect of all these is that the Buharists are saints compared to what we are currently facing now. A certain people now openly defend fraud just because their tribes man is in power. Other political parties are attacked during their rallies and they come online to celebrate the attacks.

I actually pity them the most because if the table ever turns, IDP camps in the north will be heaven compared to the prize they are going to pay for their foolishness, bigotry and the act of taking wickedness to another level
Culture › When Sex Becomes An Abomination by youngEmelex(op): 10:47am On Oct 12
In certain cultures especially the Igbo culture, you have committed an abomination if you sleep with someone who has connection with your mother or grandmother's lineage.

In my community, you cannot marry from a certain neighbouring community from same town because of ancestral ties.

In some cases you can meet someone from your mother's lineage without knowing except when older people who know your family's history tell you.

I didn't talk about the father's side because all your relations from his side will all be natives of your community.

Someone I know presented his girlfriend to his family, only for his father to tell him that the lady is from his grandmother's lineage therefore it's impossible to marry her.

Such a guy has committed an abomination if he has slept with the lady already and such abominations can destroy a man full-time.

It is very important to know the history of someone, where they come from and details about their family before even saying hello to them so that you don't fall into a temptation that will destroy your entire life.

Sex before marriage can actually destroy people so I rather embrace the church doctrine
Politics › Re: Northern Youths Are Pulling Down Any Billboard That Carries Pictures Of Tinubu by youngEmelex: 7:53am On Oct 12
This video happened in a particular village in one northern state but the op has tagged it north as though it occurred in the entire 19 states and all the LGAs.
These are same lines of propaganda used in 2023 which didn't fetch any result. The opposition should unite and strategize before they can unsit Tinubu otherwise they will create this kind of content till January 16.
Politics › ADC Doesn't Have Structure In Southern Nigeria by youngEmelex(op): 11:44pm On Oct 11
Judging by all the local government and bye elections conducted in the South so far, ADC has zero votes all together.
The party has no structure and I doubt if the locals are even aware that there is such a party in existence.

Atiku as an individual has never been so popular in the South. He has been using the advantage of the solid structure of PDP which no longer exist.

The PDP used to have governors who influenced voters in their states but without such support this time, he will struggle to get 100k votes from the entire south.

What will finally end Atiku's long career in politics is the Fulani discrimination currently creeping into the south. People felt that Buhari's government empowered Fulani invaders from across the Sahel.

The south is not like the north that can endure killings and kidnapping. A single school attack in the south almost set the entire country on fire. Such attacks have occured more than 10 times in the north and there was no outrage. So a candidate from the tribe suspected to be at the fore front of these attacks will be highly resisted in the south.
Politics › Re: 2027: INEC Publishes Final Names Of Presidential Candidates, Running Mates by youngEmelex: 10:54pm On Oct 11
Realslimshady:
In a saner clime, sowore should be the one championing this next phase of the country, right age, right pedigree of fighting for the masses. But we are cursed in this country
Sowere himself knows that Nigerians can never value him yet he keeps wasting his time. Someone that would have greater value and influence if he had remained in America. He can even join congress over there
Health › Re: Omo ADHD Has Ruined My Life What’s The Cure ? by youngEmelex: 8:15pm On Oct 10
LordIsaac:
You lack basic comprehension. Now read my question carefully!
The diagnosis shouldn't be a subject here. This guy is facing a real battle just like I faced. Forget about your questions
Health › Re: Omo ADHD Has Ruined My Life What’s The Cure ? by youngEmelex: 8:29am On Oct 10
You already mentioned having access to TikTok. I myself have serious mental issues which limited my work and life opportunities. I retreated to plantain farming. A bunch of plantain sells for nothing less than 5k and I have around 150 suckers and hopeful to expand to 300 suckers by next year. I am aiming at 1000 suckers max. Exploring agriculture gives me something to hold onto. I don't need validation from friends and family. I don't even need any association that is not based on selling my products. I don't want to impress anyone or have anyone to impress me. I don't need to marry or have children either. All I need is to have daily data subscriptions so I can watch documentaries on YouTube. Try and follow a content creator who post daily. There is this excitement that comes when you have a favourite and expect them to drop videos. I follow 'D English Alhaji' and don't miss out on any of his updates. This also has helped me to be hopeful and eager for something to keep me alive daily. Sharing your story is good as I also share mine but Nigerians have nothing to offer you except mockery. I don't blame them though because what you haven't experienced will sound like hoax to you.
Health › Re: Omo ADHD Has Ruined My Life What’s The Cure ? by youngEmelex: 7:57am On Oct 10
LordIsaac:
The question remains who diagnosed him with ADHD in the first place!
You guys are always too careless to mock and talk down on what people go through not until you become victims yourselves
Travel › Re: I Now Understand Why My Village Was Almost Empty While Growing Up by youngEmelex(op): 12:42am On Oct 10
helinues:
You are probably from South East part of the country.

From my observation, when it comes to development, the villages in the East are a bit developed with beautiful houses compared to the cities.

The issue is, there are no business activities in the villages, people mostly build the big houses and visit once in a while which is not contributing to the economy of the community

Eventually the young ones will need to go outside their community to make money and when old ones get too old, the community getting empty is inevitable
You actually made a valid point. All you have written is nothing but the truth
Travel › I Now Understand Why My Village Was Almost Empty While Growing Up by youngEmelex(op): 12:21am On Oct 10
I visited my village and 80% of the buildings and structures there weren't in existence as of 2007. As a matter of fact, there were bushes covering almost both sides of the entire road that led to my family house.

Our people hardly farm so almost everywhere was covered with bushes and there were scanty buildings.

Fast forward to 2015, almost every family started clearing their abandoned lands and erecting structures. The last I visited in September this year, everywhere have been covered. I couldn't find a single empty land along the road to my family house.

The most shocking part was to see that a plot of land was sold for 15 million. This was something that cost less than 200k as of 2007.

But my concern is not about the buildings and the current cost of land. What I tried to understand was why all those places were left unoccupied despite the fact that millions of people have existed in my community before my own generation.

With the rate at which they married and their polygamy culture, my grandfather wouldn't have more than 5 plots of lands all to himself.

While I was brainstorming to know why I found lots of empty properties while growing up, I remembered stories about the civil war and how Onitsha and it's environs were bombed to dust with millions of our people killed.

So what it means is that my grandfather and the few survivors started building from scratch and that was why the entire places were scanty.

It still drew my attention to the fact that there are places currently like that in 2026 as a result of Fulani bandits invasion and BokoHaram attacks. I saw a video showing an empty community in Kwara state and from experience and how scanty my community was, I understand the impact of conflicts.

Despite the fact that our community is booming now, my prayer is that there will never be a time when millions of people will disappear abandoning their houses only for a few to return and start life afresh. Let our kids not have similar experiences like us who spent most of our holidays playing inside the bushes instead of amusement parks and beautiful towers
Health › My Bad Mental Health Journey And What Troubled Me The Most by youngEmelex(op): 11:24pm On Oct 09
I wouldn't write much about this but all I know is that I didn't have a single personality all through. I wake up one morning feeling good while I wake up the next feeling bad. No wonder it's call mental instability. I could have hundred opinions on one single topic. I feel great today and feel demoralized tomorrow. I couldn't work or concentrate on anything. I was highly delusional about things. I had crazy imaginations of bad things happening to me. Mood swings was out of control. I got to know why people commit suicide because my mind kept telling me to just end it all.
Romance › Re: Match Making Scam: Retired Hookers, Single Mothers And Old Women by youngEmelex(op): 11:11pm On Oct 09
ChisomLexus:
The kind of misinformation you people spew as fact on here is shocking.

I am on a few dating sites but I am not a hooker, single mum or advanced in age.

My job is very time-consuming and does not give me a lot of opportunities for socialising that is why I am on dating sites looking to see if I can find someone, the same thing applies to some other ladies like me
So you didn't attend a university, do NYSC or was anytime home before getting employed? Don't you attend any religious program even on Sundays? Do you also work during holidays like October 1? Don't you come from a village and have relations who have friends that are seeking from partners? Don't you have a normal social media account? Don't you belong to your town's Whatsapp group or any Whatsapp group including that of church where you connect with responsible men at all? I am not writing for people based in Europe. Read the last lines of my article
Crime › Re: Why Does Banditry Survive Despite Years Of Military Operations? by youngEmelex: 7:26am On Oct 09
Very long article. Remove the criminals from the seat of power and the criminals in the bush will disappear naturally. That's simple logic
Business › Re: Share Your Experience On How You Escaped Poverty by youngEmelex: 11:34pm On Oct 08
If you come from poverty background don't attempt to escape without first acquiring knowledge, developing your mind and embracing spirituality. The forces that kept your predecessors down will still hold you down if you don't put certain things in place. Firstly, the foolishness that made them poor must be purged from your soul before you can progress. Someone cannot witness Buhari, Babangida and Abacha's regime and still go ahead to give birth to more than 2 children after the evidence is clear that Nigeria has no future. Secondly, make sure that your fathers didn't worship idols and if they did, seek spiritual deliverance because they will always try to pull you down for not worshipping them
Science/Technology › Re: Climate Change Is Upon Us by youngEmelex: 4:52pm On Oct 07
There has been cases of flood even before you were born so end the conspiracy

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