₦airaland Forum

dhabeautyjas:
yes o, some people's life revolves around money and mostly such people never get real happiness till they go 6 ft under

dhabeautyjas:
Money is important but not the most important in this life. A family that loves themselves and are always cheerful will always be even when there are financial gallopies (if there is any english like that)

striktlymi:
Then our thoughts on the matter are different.

striktlymi:
Money does not bring contentment. If it does, our greedy politicians won't want to have more, after amassing so much, at all costs.

striktlymi:
I still disagree...

The events that may determine an individual's state of happiness aren't necessarily "controlled by money".

Unless you want to tell us that the following are dependent on how fat one's bank account is:

1) Contentment.
2) Love from a spouse and one's kid(s).
3) Etc.

NoreenUG:
GEJ is plugging loopholes and curbing corruption intelligently while buhari's understanding of anti-corruption is jailing ppl aimlessly without trial and witch-hunting his political enemies like obasanjo did.
that is the difference between a graduate and a stark illiterate.

striktlymi:
I do nit agree with you!

A salary deduction does not necessarily mean the individual would go about not being cheerful.

I have seen cases where some people keep up a good cheer in the face of terrible difficulties, to include a loss of job.

Not being happy with a particular situation does not necessarily imply that the individual lacks contentment or has stopped being cheerful.

eaglechild:
The best move is to remain neutral.

We do not need another terrorist group springing up when we vote against and we do not want our relationship with the US becoming sour at this point so good move.

zeb04:
please don't be silly.if being a man means going back and forth on an issue then I have no business replying you.

zeb04:
A lady who is lousy,nags,has atitude problem etc is not a feminist.she is just uncouth


A real man isn't afraid of the word feminism,he dosnt come online to rant .he knows how to hold his own so even if you like be the boss in your office ....you can't take his respect away from him,his comportment is enough to put you incheck.

In that light,most men who come here to argue back and forth are puzzies in real life.heck I have a brother who is just a year older but ithe way he carries himself commands respect even from the eldest sis.

Be a man

aameyah:
^
How is the man the broken one?

EfemenaXY:
What do you mean "speak some sense into his head"? Does the man's request for a divorce sound unreasonable to you? Is he a confused child? Are you not aware that sometimes, it's best to stop flogging a dead horse? Why should she try to fix what doesn't want to be fixed?

Ikengawo:
The law isn't about what you wish, it's about what's written. Your wishes, Jonathan's wishes, and that soldiers wishes aren't relevant and this is where the term 'the law is blind' comes from. That's the disconnect between what you're understanding is and what I'm trying to teach you. It doesn't matter what the judge, the military, GEJ, PDP, APC, Falana, and the soldier wishes. If you break the law you invoke the consequence and that's the way civilization works. The law must be like the sun. No matter how you feel about the heat it will be hot and it's up to the soldier and the citizens to do what they need to do to deal with the rule of law (heat), not up to the rule of law (sun) to change to accommodate our wishes.


Your argument is only rooted in sentiment and sympathy. I commend you for being a kind person, but that's why you're not a judge. The madness Nigeria must raise against is sentiment and emotions. We have been a country ruled by emotions and not laws for years and that's why it's lawless.


More importantly leave Jonathan out of this. Nigeria has been a dictatorship for ages so it's hard for use to adjust our thinking to suit the new reality but the current reality that even his enemies will attest to is that Jonathan is a democrat and follows the Yar'Adua school of 'rule of law' building.


Once those soldiers defected it was out of Jonathan's hands. GEJ doesn't control the law, he can only carry out initiatives sent to him by the senate. Those men broke the law, they went to court, the judge sentenced them to death, they are to be killed by and execution squad. Jonathan is not a part of that process at all. He's not God. In a dictatorship because of someone's emotions they can say 'I don't want this person punished for defecting' and that will happen. A President isn't a God. Obasanjo had the wrong idea and so did others before him and this is why our country is playing catch up. Enough is enough. You break the law you're punished. Citizens with issues about that need to go to their senators office in their local government and petition for him or her to start a motion on the floor of the senate.

These men deserted their post and allowed hundreds to be killed because of cowardice. The villagers that were slaughtered and r@ped by boko haram who much ammunition did the federal government give them? Your argument isn't holding up.

Ikengawo:
The law isn't about what you wish, it's about what's written. Your wishes, Jonathan's wishes, and that soldiers wishes aren't relevant and this is where the term 'the law is blind' comes from. That's the disconnect between what you're understanding is and what I'm trying to teach you. It doesn't matter what the judge, the military, GEJ, PDP, APC, Falana, and the soldier wishes. If you break the law you invoke the consequence and that's the way civilization works. The law must be like the sun. No matter how you feel about the heat it will be hot and it's up to the soldier and the citizens to do what they need to do to deal with the rule of law (heat), not up to the rule of law (sun) to change to accommodate our wishes.


Your argument is only rooted in sentiment and sympathy. I commend you for being a kind person, but that's why you're not a judge. The madness Nigeria must raise against is sentiment and emotions. We have been a country ruled by emotions and not laws for years and that's why it's lawless.


More importantly leave Jonathan out of this. Nigeria has been a dictatorship for ages so it's hard for use to adjust our thinking to suit the new reality but the current reality that even his enemies will attest to is that Jonathan is a democrat and follows the Yar'Adua school of 'rule of law' building.


Once those soldiers defected it was out of Jonathan's hands. GEJ doesn't control the law, he can only carry out initiatives sent to him by the senate. Those men broke the law, they went to court, the judge sentenced them to death, they are to be killed by and execution squad. Jonathan is not a part of that process at all. He's not God. In a dictatorship because of someone's emotions they can say 'I don't want this person punished for defecting' and that will happen. A President isn't a God. Obasanjo had the wrong idea and so did others before him and this is why our country is playing catch up. Enough is enough. You break the law you're punished. Citizens with issues about that need to go to their senators office in their local government and petition for him or her to start a motion on the floor of the senate.

These men deserted their post and allowed hundreds to be killed because of cowardice. The villagers that were slaughtered and r@ped by boko haram who much ammunition did the federal government give them? Your argument isn't holding up.

KLand:
Did I abuse you? Anyway, I forgive you.