Celebrities › Re: Tears As Tiktok Star, Sanku Comedy Is Laid To Rest In Osogbo by zedman1(m): 11:04am On Sep 04, 2025 |
GloriousGbola: This fake stunt is still ongoing?
i hope no one is fooled by this
in this day and age and there are no pictures of the guys mangled corpse - in this niogeria? no actual pictures of his burial
nonsense and clout farming I don't know the guy, but are you sure it's a stunt? People said the same about the other actor - Junior Pope, whom I didn't know then too, but it turned out to be true. |
Celebrities › Re: Wizkid’s Associate, Tufab Alleges Threat From Davido, Shares Alleged Chat by zedman1(m): 9:15am On Sep 04, 2025 |
Regardless of your age or life experiences, if you find yourself involved in cultism, I perceive your actions as indicative of immaturity and think of you as someone who hasn't yet reached the level of maturity and wisdom expected from adults. |
Family › Re: My Sisters Husband in Canada Is Very Stingy by zedman1(m): 8:06am On Sep 04, 2025 |
armyofone: True, but the entitlement of Nigerian people ' very real! Yeah, true, but this particular case, it seems as though the OP's actions are purposefully crafted to irritate or annoy someone. |
Family › Re: My Sisters Husband in Canada Is Very Stingy by zedman1(m): 3:12am On Sep 04, 2025 |
isyourboy: I’m not the begging type as I have a lot of things going on for myself. My sister joined her husband in Canada last year courtesy of her husband. Outside of the little 50k, 100k there that this man used to send to me (I don’t know how much he gives my parent — In law, by the way ), he’s never thought of establishing me in business or find a way for me to join my sister in Canada.
Even most times you have to remind him before he send the pittance he sent to me. Last week, I told him to find a way for me to join my sister in Canada, and he said he’s still paying for the debt he took for my sister to join him and he want to send her to school also. Meanwhile I didn’t know this. Okay then I can wait. After then I told him to find me a bulk sum so I can start some business. He asked how much and I said 5M naira would be enough, he cut the phone, called him back and send him msg on WhatsApp which he read and didn’t reply. I called my sister and told her what her husband did and she said she will talk to him.
You have been in Canada for a while and little things to give back to the family is difficult for you? Not his fault There's no way this story is real. The OP might very well be the sort of individual who derives immense pleasure from the interaction and engagement generated by people who flock to comment on the topic he has put forth, which, by the way, he has achieved his purpose. |
Family › Re: My Sisters Husband in Canada Is Very Stingy by zedman1(m): 3:10am On Sep 04, 2025 |
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Business › Re: Meet The Richest Men In Nigeria Who Found Wealth Without A University Degree by zedman1(m): 2:50pm On Sep 02, 2025 |
Rapwiz: Abeg how una dey spell that name? I no wan use Google  Na Aliko. |
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Nairaland General › Re: Live Shark Dragged Ashore By Ghanaian Fishermen (photos/video) by zedman1(m): 7:12am On Sep 02, 2025 |
DoctorStanley: No we don't have to cook them because that's what we are meant to eat, not meat! Wow! That's gross. You eat your victims alive? I see. |
Nairaland General › Re: Live Shark Dragged Ashore By Ghanaian Fishermen (photos/video) by zedman1(m): 3:33am On Sep 02, 2025 |
Jamie248: This is still a juvenile
Y'all Nigerians stop being cruel for the fun of it, either kill it for food or return it to the ocean " a group of fishermen in Ghana" Ghana, Ghanaa, Oga it was in Ghana. Let me check again..... Yes, it's stated there. Ghana. Oga, it is written there that it happened in Ghana. Ghana Sir......Ghana, I'm telling you Sir. Ghana. |
Nairaland General › Re: Live Shark Dragged Ashore By Ghanaian Fishermen (photos/video) by zedman1(m): 3:27am On Sep 02, 2025 |
DoctorStanley: Plants NOT animals, are meant to be eaten by man. Fellow animals that eat meat don't cook them! Do you cook plants? Who told you those plants don't scream out in pain when you kill them? |
Politics › Re: Morayo Afolabi-brown Admits Ignorance In Past Criticism Of Peter Obi by zedman1(m): 10:36am On Sep 01, 2025 |
chopnaira: All we need to know can be found easily on this 2012 thread:
https://www.nairaland.com/870945/what-exactly-peter-obi-doing?s=08
Same man that was called Ekwensu got rebranded into a messiah. Gbajue things. In as much as I no de follow una for all those online fighting, but this is one mistery I've been unable to resolve. I was serving in Anambra at the time and can relate to this thread. In my opinion, it seems that Nigerians have a tendency to consciously adopt a pretense of forgetfulness, especially when it pertains to political matters. Politics in our sphere appears to operate on the simplistic notion of 'our turn versus your turn,' a mindset that contributes deeply to the burgeoning and significant issues faced, exacerbating the problem at hand. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Republican, Valentina Gomez Burns Quran Ahead Of Texas Election by zedman1(m): 2:53pm On Aug 31, 2025 |
It is really not necessary because taking such actions could potentially initiate a series of adverse reactions or even prompt some form of retaliation from certain individuals in even in this our Naija, who may harbor prejudiced and intolerant views. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop Carlton Pearson's Message In Azusa Conference 1997; The Reality Today? by zedman1(m): 2:41pm On Aug 31, 2025 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop Carlton Pearson's Message In Azusa Conference 1997; The Reality Today? by zedman1(m): 2:39pm On Aug 31, 2025 |
It's not a prediction. Pentecostalism started in America, so the characteristics and phenomena that were mentioned were quite typical and prevalent during that period there. Nigerians only joined late and exhibiting same traits. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Archbishop Margaret Idahosa Looking Stunning At 82, Shares Photos ith Grandsons by zedman1(m): 12:36pm On Aug 31, 2025 |
Kremz: 82 years is not a joke and he's still looking very handsome and looking healthy than some 40 years old man I wish him more Grace long life and prosperity Bros, this "he, handsome and him" you're talking about, the article is referring to a woman o. |
Politics › Re: Navy Jails Officer Over Sexual Relationship With Colleague’s Wife by zedman1(m): 6:55am On Aug 31, 2025 |
DIVINEEVIDENCE: I'm talking about the family unit.
Even if the ihe iberiibe they did was consensual, it was still a forceful penetration of the family unless the husband of the adulterous wife consented to the escapade. Okay... |
Politics › Re: Navy Jails Officer Over Sexual Relationship With Colleague’s Wife by zedman1(m): 6:48am On Aug 31, 2025 |
DIVINEEVIDENCE: These are not just two adults: a person's wife is involved here.
The family is a very personal social unit.
To forcefully penetrate it as a stranger by going intimate with one of its two pillars who have sworn an oath of fidelity and mutual, lifelong emotional connection to each other is the highest level of insult, recklessness and trespass. I agree with you except for the portion emphasized in bold ( forcefully penetrate). No body forced anybody in this case. |
Crime › Re: Isaiah Olugbemi: Man Gets Life Imprisonment For Killing Nigerian Boxer by zedman1(m): 11:58am On Aug 30, 2025 |
babtoundey: And how is this justice? Someone gruesomely murdered another person and you sentenced him to death. What happened to him being being subjected to the same fate I don't know if its just me bro, but this your comment appears confusing. Could it be typo? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: “Ghana Must Go”: The 1983 Mass Expulsion From Nigeria by zedman1(m): 7:36pm On Aug 29, 2025 |
Goodvibes007: I lost my lesson teachers during that era. Mr Mensah. Most of them bore Mensah and Kofi. We had a popular teacher then in my primary school. His name was Mensah too. Most of our teachers then were Ghanaians. |
Celebrities › Re: Mercy Johnson Marks 41st Birthday In Style, Shares Heartfelt Message by zedman1(m): 3:16pm On Aug 29, 2025 |
Edoreborn: Forty one kwanu,,ds madam don pass that age na..Na wa o,, Nigeria no wan make people old again o This one na football age. She senior me when she start to act but now I senior her on her 41st birthday. What a miracle. Praise the Lord and most importantly, happy birthday to her. |
Romance › Re: Jenifer Breaks Silence After Court Fines Her ₦450k Over ₦30k Transport Fare Saga by zedman1(m): 2:52pm On Aug 29, 2025 |
Lol. She said he sent 50k out of the blue. Blue Whale or Blue film? She didn't tell us the part where the guy transformed into a magician who specializes in retrieving women's account details without them knowing. |
Career › Re: Osun Workers Print Banner To Celebrate Redeployment Of Their Boss by zedman1(m): 10:17am On Aug 29, 2025 |
ariesbull: Don't rush to type...take time and go and stude the difference between
Here and hear Shame and Shane Let's assume it was a typo, same way he wanted to type those words but misfired was the same way you typed stude instead of study. Bro, slow down before you type and judge too. He made sense there. It has happened to me before too. |
Career › Re: Osun Workers Print Banner To Celebrate Redeployment Of Their Boss by zedman1(m): 10:00am On Aug 29, 2025*. Modified: 10:59am On Aug 29, 2025 |
allen113: Maybe she was doing something right that was why she was hated. You're not far from the truth. I've been there too. Nigeria is a very corrupt place. I once worked in an environment where the CLIENT'S REPRESENTATIVES needed far more than what I could ever think of affording for myself for the job I was doing. What they wanted me to do was to swindle more funds from my principal in order to "settle" them. As much as I tried to make them understand, I was moved away from that job to some other location. Sadly, it is this same set of people who would come on the internet to cry about "our leaders". You cannot be a good soul and succeed in Nigeria. Never. |
Car Talk › Re: This Little Thing Can Burn Down Your Car by zedman1(m): 4:07am On Aug 29, 2025 |
giantstar: This is kind of awareness we want on this forum. To transmit enlightenment, knowledge, ideas, opportunities, etc Not tribalism, abuse, insults, witch-hunts and the likes. True, but unfortunately, some unfortunate persons would still derail this thread with tribal slurs....in fact, I've spotted some already. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Everybody That Dies Truly Goes To After Death? by zedman1(m): 5:46pm On Aug 28, 2025 |
CaseSensitive: I can definitely share a vivid personal account of existence beyond physical body. I told my story to someone I'm close to and they thought I was insane, until I search online and found a whole community who experienced the same or at least similar encounter as mine. That totally changed my view on how I see life but what I can categorically tell you is that we are not alone in this world. There are forces around us that we can't see with our eyes.
Think of it this way - We humans have 5 senses but for a fact, I can tell you that those senses are very very limited. There are many rays of light that we can't see with our eyes such as gamma rays, infrared, microwave, ultraviolet etc but they exists. Dogs can see some lights that we humans can't see, just like the colour red, orange and green are shades of brown or grey to a dog.
There are frequencies of sound that our human ears can't hear at all. Something can happen around you in an absolute silence but but could be deafening to a bat, an elephant or a cat because they hear more frequency range than us.
Our sense of smell is the same. My cat would rub it's head against me, when cats do that they smear you with scents, I can't smell those scents but if I go outside, other cats will smell that scent on me from yards away.
Our sense of taste is the same, what tastes like sugar to us is tasteless to some other animals. I visited an horse stable recently, the horses were feeding on some grass, then the stable manager had to stop the horses from feeding on the grass too much because that particular grass tasted like sugar to them. Me being curious cut the grass and dabbed it on my tongue and it had a mildly sour taste.
You want to tell me that our sense of sight is different? Bro there are energies or forces we can't see and they are present in abundance right here with us on earth. I've experienced it and never wish to again. Indeed, that's precisely the dilemma when it comes to relating such personal and extraordinary experiences to others. They'll typically arrive at the conclusion that you're either mentally unstable or perhaps even possessed by some unseen force. I encountered a similar situation when I attempted to share my own experience with recurring and seemingly significant numbers with a select group of close friends. The irony of the situation, however, was that I found solace and a sense of validation upon discovering, through extensive online research, that there are a multitude of individuals worldwide who have experienced the very same phenomenon. Despite this, as I mentioned earlier, I remain baffled as to the root cause or underlying meaning of these occurrences. In your case, you've come across what might be considered the third type of phenomenon, or something quite similar to it, a scenario which I had previously described and silently wished I had experienced it at least once to truly comprehend its essence. Nonetheless, it's clear from your tone that you are quite eager never to encounter it again, understandable given its inherently frightening nature. I truly appreciate your willingness to share such a deeply personal experience. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Top 10 Oldest Religions In The World by zedman1(m): 10:50am On Aug 28, 2025 |
mariovito: In the beginning, man made God in his image and after his own likeness did he fashion it. Lol, I saw what you did there. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Top 10 Oldest Religions In The World by zedman1(m): 10:40am On Aug 28, 2025 |
Baawaa: The last two are the most popular,it means the rest are things of the old. That's a no-brainer, because they are the latest. Others too were popular during their respective times. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Top 10 Oldest Religions In The World by zedman1(m): 10:30am On Aug 28, 2025 |
tobillionaire: I thought Islam is older than Christianity o; good to know it's not true Ha, which kind thinking be that? Anyways, most Christians and Muslims these days lack knowledge of religious history, it's why they feel they are the Alpha and Omega. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Everybody That Dies Truly Goes To After Death? by zedman1(m): 7:34am On Aug 28, 2025 |
I find myself drawn to discussing topics that delve into life's fascinating mysteries. Among the most enigmatic occurrences I have encountered are those that linger in my memory with a sense of wonder and intrigue. First on the list is sleep paralysis. I have done my research and now understand the scientific explanations that demystify it, which has lessened the fear I used to associate with these episodes. Interestingly, as I've aged, these episodes have become less frequent, perhaps signaling a connection between age and its occurrence. Another curious phenomenon I experience is the appearance of repeating numbers, a pattern commonly referred to as synchronicities, particularly sequences such as 1111, 111, 444, and 44. Despite my best efforts to avoid encountering these numerical repetitions, they persistently appear in unexpected places. I have yet to uncover a logical explanation that satisfies my inquisitiveness, nor do I find myself wholly persuaded by the spiritual interpretations that others propose. Then, there is the concept of astral projection, a subject shrouded in mystery and one that stirs my curiosity deeply. While I may have missed certain discussions or comments on this topic, I am still awaiting a detailed account from someone who has willingly experienced astral projection. It would be intriguing if such an individual could share insights about existence beyond our physical bodies, something I continuously ponder. I harbor a longing to experience this metaphysical journey myself, driven by an earnest desire to uncover answers to the myriad questions that orbit this life we live, questions that often linger on the fringes of understanding. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Everybody That Dies Truly Goes To After Death? by zedman1(m): 7:13am On Aug 28, 2025 |
DarkLover: This topic has always interested me a lot. I used to search for an illusory purpose for my existence, but I've come to the conclusion that life itself is meaningless.
Over the years, humans have long sought to know the purpose of our existence here and where we go afterwards. From my point of view, we’re just another creation of the universe to keep her going. And there are so many others out there whom we may never reach until the planet reaches its prime.
Meanwhile, Andromeda is coming. Even if it will, worry not about it's coming. We all would be dead billions of years by then. Our current lives and experiences remain untouched by such distant possibilities. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Everybody That Dies Truly Goes To After Death? by zedman1(m): 6:22pm On Aug 27, 2025 |
yorosstores: God destroyed the world completely with flood and saved only Noah and his family
He completely destroyed Sodom with fire.
Without God we are nothing, Without humans God is still God When we were kids, we were told not to ask questions, but.....With the annihilation of humans in cities firstly by fire, then later the whole world with water, why then did sin continue? What was the essence of wiping humans if God KNEW sin wouldn't end with those actions? |