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Are they insane? Reply
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God have mercy, Reply![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() THE BEST WAY TO REVENGE IS TO FORGIVE..........FORGIVE THE TEARS OF A HURTFUL PAST.
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Quote from: estilizo on 21-04-2011 04:26 PM God have mercy, still cant never end ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Jesus replied, "What is impossible with men is possible with God." Luke 18:27
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In as much as we commiserate with the woman killed out of ignorance, we should be leery not to align the misfortune with the deplorable socio-economic situations in the country. As the saying goes from a biblical verse, “those who are well have not need of the physician”. We could stand or even sit here to portion blame for the misfortune of our people as one writer quoted: “Nigerians are the architects of their own misfortune”, but knowing what we all know today that Nigerian Government has failed the people for over 50 yrs. Can anyone sincerely assert Nigerians are the architects of their misfortune? Please refrain from such callous statements. The condemnation we ought to concern ourselves with is somebody/people who had the gut to kill his or her own mother. Personally, I think that is bad and sad! ReplyI had a very sad experience with witchcraft at Efurun, Warri in 1998. I was raised at the Ikpan Police Barrack, Efurun in Warri. Every night, this one little black mouse would climb my bed to bite my toes. When I woke up, I would have sore on three toes, and this repeated on the same toes for a whole week. On two occasions, I chased the mouse to a particular hut where there lived one old woman. According to sources, the woman had lived there without any family member before the city decided to build a police barrack next to her hut. One night, I nearly killed the mouse with machete but missed by half inch as it ran into her safe heaven - the old woman’s hut. Only God knows how I felt about being attacked by an old woman I saw and greeted once a while. The attack stopped thanks to another Edo woman, a police officer’s wife, who gave me the antidote of witch hunting: special type of cocoa yam, ukasi leaf (Gnetum Africanum), yellow palm nut and a pin tied and hung on the entrances of my bedroom. Such activities have negative impact on the people affected. That said, no one suppose to take laws in his/her hands. Then again, one cannot substantiate the claim of witch hunting to the authorities; the whole thing then becomes the case of inundation of he-said she-said scenario.
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Quote from: pholake on 21-04-2011 09:25 AM Instead of the girls and husbands to stop being lazy physically and spiritually, the blamed their misfortunes on their mother/mother-in-law. U can say dat again, I love u for this.Alot of we Nigerians are the architect of our misfortunes and it's more convenient to blame it on someone else................... Many if not most us always feel we are very perfect and even saints, No one is ready to look inwards and accept his/her weaknesses/faults at any time, it's foolishness and it makes things difficult for us most times.
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Too bad for them,the woman is dead their problems just begin.now who are they going to kill for putting them in dis problems. Reply![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Quote from: Chizze on 21-04-2011 05:22 PM In as much as we commiserate with the woman killed out of ignorance, we should be leery not to align the misfortune with the deplorable socio-economic situations in the country. As the saying goes from a biblical verse, “those who are well have not need of the physician”. We could stand or even sit here to portion blame for the misfortune of our people as one writer quoted: “Nigerians are the architects of their own misfortune”, but knowing what we all know today that Nigerian Government has failed the people for over 50 yrs. Can anyone sincerely assert Nigerians are the architects of their misfortune? Please refrain from such callous statements. Those nigeria government that failed the people of nigeria for over 50 years,are they not nigerians? so ''NIGERIANS ARE THE ARCHITECTS OF THEIR OWN FORTUNE AND MISFORTUNE is right.
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ok now, witch don born witches... Replytime will come when they will still manifest that their children will also deal cruelly with them what goes up will surely come up... abi no be so?
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they don't have faith we like blaming our parents when something went wrong but when they will be advicing us we fill like we are the best Reply
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What a jungle justice meted on one's biological mum! Reply
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Quote from: HISJOY on 21-04-2011 06:04 PM ok now, witch don born witches... Na so my sis, na tru talk be dat time will come when they will still manifest that their children will also deal cruelly with them what goes up will surely come up... abi no be so?
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They should be jail for life Reply
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Na wa oooo , Mama Way Born una . Omo Men . Nigeria . don day Turn another thing oooo Reply
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Linkup2006, it is true the government of Nigeria is made up of Nigerians, but in this case, according to the author, "Nigerians are the architects of their own misfortune" is a generalization and I think it is wrong. It would have been more specific and more understandable if the assertion was directed to the few who have usurped opportunities and trust bestowed on them to get into office only to sacrifice the whole nation's economic wellbeing. We should blame the situation on Nigeria govt. not the general public. What shall we say of the Nigerian graduates who cannot find work, some resorting to prostitution and other crimes? Shall we rightly and honestly blame them for trying to survive by whatever means? The country that made $59Billion in 2010 (Bloomberg report: Elisha Baba-Gbogbo. April 14, 2011) or see below - Reply"Nigeria’s Oil Revenue Rose 46% to $59 Billion in 2010 on Improved Security. Nigeria’s oil exports rose 46 percent to 9.15 trillion naira ($59 billion) last year as prices increased and companies raised output on improved security in the Niger River delta, the National Bureau of Statistics said" So my bros and sisters, Nigerian are among the most hardworking people on earth. Evidence, look at most of the profiles on this website, there’s not a country in this world you would not find Nigerians. I am therefore of the opinion that Nigerians are not lazy as some people claim. The naija populace only need some motivation and support from the government to harness their God-given talents.
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if it were a male child yhat killed his father , one will think probably he is a bastard raised up by another man , but a daughter killing her own mother on a flimsy excuise is quite strange , but let wait and see the out come Reply
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if it were a male child yhat killed his father , one will think probably he is a bastard raised up by another man , but a daughter killing her own mother on a flimsy excuise is quite strange , but let wait and see the out come Reply
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biological mother or not, its a fact ! however, there are many ways to kill a rat...if a rat is constantly disturbing u in ur own house, just get on the defense wagon and set the necessary traps in the house...behold, one day the rat will have its fair share....i can guarantee u, such times there will b no mercy to show...am saying this frm experience ! Reply
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