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I'm amazed most of you think his problem is spiritual. Very interesting 🤔 First of all, his problem is the lack of money, possibly caused by the fact that he has a low paying job, etc. Secondly, he does not save money—whichbis evident in the fact that he has nothing to fall on when he is in dire times. Not everything is spiritual, Nigerians. No wonder politicians walk about freely—unaccountable and unchallenged—because the average Nigerian thinks his joblessness or lack of money is caused by the devil. KiNg0G: |
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Niger doesn't need Nigeria. Stop lying to yourself. Your country's funny mantra of being the giant of Africa has ate deep into your head. Niger is a sovereign country, and must be respected. Why didn't Nigeria send forces to Guinea, Mali or Burkina Faso? To the best of my knowledge, these countries are still under military rule. Nigeria and ECOWAS are just about to embarrass themselves. Points to note: — Niger is bigger than Nigeria. It'll not be easy to invade. — The people of Niger are far motivated than Nigeria and ECOWAS. They are fighting for freedom and a new beginning. What is ECOWAS fighting for? You can't win a war without purpose. — Mali and Burkina Faso has pledged to support Niger. Malian soldiers have some experience from fighting Al Qaeda. Nigerian soldiers can barely deal with Book Haram. — Nigeria is not USA. They don't posses the same capabilities to invade a country. FreeStuffsNG: |
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These figures are not true. Do you mean to tell us that the number of people who watched an MLS presentation is greater than those who watched the world cup final? Almiron:
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I'd advice you don't allow her to bring in 4 relatives. If you succumb to this demand, you'll always be at her mercy—begging! Her family will rule over you. They'd feel entitled. If she's serious about marrying you, she'll do everything possible to be with you, alone! Tob456: 1 Like |
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Jman06: Men typically wouldn't cheat because a woman has grown fat. There are fat women who still have their husbands faithful. MEN WILL CHEAT ON WOMEN WHO DO NOT GIVE THEM PEACE OF MIND. What you term as cheating, an unhappy married man calls it getting peace of mind. Sad reality 1 Like |
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EriMma1: Without mincing words, the wife might probably be a forceful person or a quarrelsome person. 1 Like 1 Share |
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YinkaOlusesi16: Being familiar with Bible quotes in Africa especially means you're "intelligent," but that is not the case. It's important to note that personal responsibility for one's actions should not be overshadowed by spiritual interpretations alone. It is crucial to remember that not every elimination or negative outcome can be attributed solely to the influence of the Devil. Instead, individuals should learn to take ownership of their choices and actions, understanding that they have a role to play in shaping their own lives. While challenging situations may arise, it is essential to avoid oversimplifying them as purely the work of external forces. Balancing faith with personal responsibility is key, as we acknowledge that God's ways surpass our comprehension while also recognizing the importance of our own agency and accountability. Marriage is more physical than you can imagine. A terrible character from a husband or wife will tear the marriage apart. 2 Likes 2 Shares |
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Trust me, there's no hope for LP or the others. This is Africa, and no court will ever dare to pass a ruling against an incumbent government. Tinubu will rule Nigeria for the next four years. And I will not be surprised if he makes it eight. I feel sorry for Nigeria, and the innocent Nigerians dwelling there ![]() hisexcellency34: |
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It's definitely a trap, bro. Run as far you can! She has probably had so much regrets and rejections in life, and now that age is catching up on her, she's looking for a victim to pin her frustrations on. Don't fall for it. Kingsley123456: 3 Likes |
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I hope the sea salt and alligator pepper prevents STIs ![]() woginid967: 1 Like |
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Like you rightly said, your wish goes to the president only, and not the innocent Ghanaians. Jomonix: 1 Like |
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Sorry to disappoint you, but it won't happen again. We—Ghanaians—have learnt our lessons. I'm surprised you guys didn't learn your lessons. Deal with Tinubu ![]() Jomonix: 1 Like |
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I think people should learn to take responsibility for their actions and stop pinning stuffs on God—He is not interested in your politics. Nigerians got what they deserved. I can't even comprehend the fact that some Nigerians queued, to vote for this man. Donedeal1: 3 Likes |
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Nairalander248: While it's possible for Peter Obi to turn the fortunes of Nigeria around, I would advise that you lower your expectations to avoid further heartaches. One thing to note about a political party coming into power is that, the party rules the nation, not the one leading it. Peter Obi is the flagbearer of a political party (I'm not sure of the name of the party, I'm Ghanaian) hence he would have so much favour to give out. He needs to sought out all the big guns who are playing major roles in his campaigns. Not forgetting all the celebrities who are rooting for him. Each and everyone of them will have to be fixed somewhere. It's politics. Do not trust a politician with your heart. |
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POKUASI2: You've proven once again not to know the state of the country in which you live. |
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brandsoncharlie: I wonder why people like you always turn constructive arguments into irrelevant quarrels. |
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Igbofam: Like I said earlier, there's no need indulging in an argument with you. For every one bad thing you find in Ghana, there's an equivalent of 1000 in Nigeria. People like you are the reason Nigerians are being tagged as bad -- you simply don't want to accept when you are wrong and work on getting better. |
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Swanzi: The truth is always bitter, bro. Let us all strive for a better Africa. Blind patriotism and division leads no where. Let us all be citizens, not spectators. |
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Igbofam: You can take the words of a blogger as truth, if you prefer to do so. I can clearly predict your lines of baseless arguments to cover the terrible things some people from your country are doing against humanity. It's just too sad that a student lost her life over a WhatsApp chat, which some others who think they are bigger than life deemed as blasphemy. Such wickedness! 1 Like |
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[quote author=Igbofam post=112883978][/quote] If the Ghana Police arrest its own personnel who are suspected to have aided in the robbery, then it tells you that our institutions are working, and that the rule of law reigns supreme. I think such occurrence might be rare in your country. Notwithstanding that, your people here are tarnishing your image big time. |
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Igbofam: I would prefer not to argue with you. You can choose to believe in your wildest dreams that Nigerians are not perpetrating serious crimes here. |
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Foxxycent: These acts were not common in the past, here in Ghana. It is based on the influence of some "bad Nigerians" in our country. Don't get me wrong -- I do not seek to blame all Nigerians for this -- I'm just letting you know that some people are tarnishing the image of your country here in Ghana. If you live in Ghana, you would notice that many of the social vices are perpetrated by these bad people from Nigeria, sometimes with the help of Ghanaians they have influenced. Statistics show that over 90% of prostitutes + hookup girls in Ghana are from Nigeria (this is an open secret). Please, if you have any sister who claims to have migrated to Ghana but has no qualification for a white collar job, please check on them and find out what they are really doing here. Most of such women are into prostitution + hookup. Somewhere last year, we had a number of day light robbery cases in Accra, which has never been the case here. Some of them were caught and arrested. Guess what?! Most of them were Nigerians. They even kidnapped some Canadian students in Kumasi, but the police came to the rescue. Same for ritual killings here... I'm sure by now you know about the killing of the Takoradi girls by some Nigerians. And talk about Internet fraud, a lot of them are hiding here, and doing that. And they always get arrested. This is incredibly bad. These people are tarnishing the image of your country. And some Ghanaians are getting really impatient with Nigerians these days... 2 Likes |
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Choosing a life partner can be one challenging task, especially when we are not so sure if they are the ones for us. Most often than not, these questions flood our minds: Does God choose our life partner? Does God choose your life partner for you? Is it true that God created a specific person for everyone of us? What happens if I miss out on the right person and marry someone else? Is there any such thing as the right person? How would you know if he/she is the right person? How can I know if this or that person is the one for me? Does God decides on who we should and who we shouldn't marry? Is there any such thing as the person of my ribs? How to find the right person? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJrrWQtX_vQ |
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Making a to-do-list or setting goals for oneself is nothing new; it existed long before man even realised it. Goals, like any other important task in the world comes with numerous benefits, and one of them is the peaceful feeling you get on the inside when you accomplish them. They also give us many reasons why we need to get up from our bed each morning. The easiest thing in the world to set goals: Just get a piece of paper and write down the things you wish to accomplish. Anybody can do that; even three year olds who can read and write. It takes extra work and special dedication to make those wishes come true. In today’s post, we will share with you some of the reasons why you need to set targets for yourself as an individual. It gives you a sense of direction You don’t want to wake up each morning and kick start an activity you didn’t plan for, do you? That’s why goal setting is so important; it beams light on your path and gives you direction in life. It keeps you focus on your work, helping you to move step-by-step without clinging to unnecessary tasks. It gives you a regular pattern to follow hence keeping distractions at bay. It helps us make good use of our time Procrastination is a thief of time. Time is a precious resource available to everybody. It is non-renewable. It is pivotal to our everyday lives. Without it, we wouldn’t be able to factor out when to do what to do. Having a goal at hand helps us make the best of the limited twenty-four hours we have in a day. It makes us tackle the important things first Having a list of things to do keeps you disciplined and also gives you the chance to do the things that matters most. Every single goal is relevant, irrespective of how small they may look; but some goals carry more weight than others. With your goals written, you get the chance to do the hard and important things first, before moving on to the easier ones, which requires little time and attention. It helps us measure our progress You can’t tell how far you have traveled if you don’t know where you started from. You can’t tell where you are going if you don’t know where you are. A to-do-list helps you keep track of your movements; it helps you monitor every stage of your progress. Set goals today! Source: https://coutales.com/blog-post.php?id=9 |
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