Omoawoke2:


And Israel are christians?

The percentage of Muslims in Israel is 18% christians are less than 2%

So that’s why I think they deserve each other

Omoawoke2:


Go and fight for Israel na.
I stand with Israel kill you there. They see your dirty black ass, they gonna bomb you too as a slave monkey you are
I know they don’t like me and I don’t pretend do like them or force myself on them

Omoawoke2:
For those choosing sides because of the religion of your slave masters.

Know that there are more Muslims than Christians in Israel

As far as I’m concerned, those two deserve each other. My problem is the black man foolishness. Africans no just get sense at all. Your slave masters are fighting, you are choosing sides. Who do black man this kind thing
Africans even name their children Israel. if my name na Israel, walahi I go dey shame for myself. Israelites don’t even bear the name Israel 😂


Israel religion

Jews. 78%
Muslims 18%
Christians are less than 2%

MrsTblooms:
Even though Muslim nations are already used to all these crucifixion. Everything you infidels rely upon shall all perish by the special grace of Allah . Aameen

Let's see how it goes

MrsTblooms:
Even though Muslim nations are already used to all these crucifixion. Everything you infidels rely upon shall all perish by the special grace of Allah . Aameen

Let's see how it goes

Father4all:
Israel is the real Terrorists. They will be destroyed by God's grace

victorclean:
Am very sure is an oduduwpig

Jennyclay:
Another broke Nigerian monkey at it again

Black men especially Nigerian men have no shame!

Biko I can’t laugh

ADURA123:
Good evening fellow NL members,
My story may be long but pls endeavor to read to the end so that you can make proper suggestions or advice.

I have been married for more than 10yrs now with beautiful kids, my marriage is one that many Young guy will wish to have, but along the the line I don't know what happened things begin to nose dive. In the last 6yrs I discovered that I struggle to make love to my wife, she will either tell you ohh, she is tire or she don't like sex much..this I have endured for all this years with no cheating.
Her qualities are
She can cook
She can keep the house clean
She can manage resources
And she is accommodating to my people
In all this years I have never cheated on her, proudly saying it coz my dad warned me of cheating on my wife rather I should divorce her and go for another wife.

My qualities are
I work and earn like about 700k net a month.
I give feeding allowance and personal total of 100k a month while I invest the rest on a project which she is aware of.
I don't drink or smoke
I don't keep late night
and I am the best friend to her and my kids.
Honestly having talk to her for over 5yrs on this issues of love making and she refused to change, then I have decided to yield to my dad advice and ask her to leave...she is not aware of this plan, but trust me it will hit her.
I allow her to do little job to have her own finance is not as if she contribute anything in the house, but she is claiming stubborn, I love her so much, it will hurt me to cheat on her, something I have not done since I got married to her.
I plan moving to a new place in February, and she doesn't fit into my plans.

My decision between now and December is
1 Avoid asking her for lobe making
2 Continue taking care of her so she won't suspect anything
3 when she comes close I avoid her.
4 February I issues divorce papers and give her like 1m to go get her life back

Is there anything more I can do for her?
Advice me pls...

kayus621:
It was during my national youth service year in Akwa Ibom State when our paths first crossed. We were both posted to ukanafun as National Youth Service Corp(NYSC) members, and little did I know that this would be the beginning of a beautiful journey.

From the moment we met, I was captivated by her warm presence. She had a way of making me feel at ease, and her infectious laughter filled the room. She had a nickname for me, "Kayo," which she said in a playful and sexy way. It quickly caught on, and soon, my fellow colleagues started calling me by that name too.

As we got to know each other, our connection deepened. We discovered shared interests, passions, and dreams. But one of our most cherished moments was when we started coming out at night to talk about our lives under the moonlight. It became our sacred time, where we could share our deepest thoughts, dreams, and fears.

We had made it a tradition to come out at night and share our lives with each other, reminiscing about our past, our secondary school experiences, and our university lives.

But one thing that always stood out for me was when she spoke about her former job as a receptionist. There was something enchanting about the way she told her stories, especially when it happened under the moonlight. It was as if the moon itself was lending an ear, illuminating her words and giving them a magical touch.

I would listen intently as she painted vivid pictures with her words, describing the challenges she faced and the interesting people she encountered. She had a way of making even the simplest of tasks sound fascinating and captivating. And as she spoke, I could feel myself being transported into her world, experiencing every moment alongside her.

It was during these nights that I truly got to know her on a deeper level, understanding the experiences that had shaped her into the person she was today.

Sometimes, we would sit in silence, just basking in each other's presence, the moonlight creating a serene ambiance around us.

But it wasn't always smooth sailing. Like any close relationship, we had our fair share of misunderstandings. However, what set us apart was our commitment to resolving those misunderstandings under the moonlight.

When disagreements arose, we would find ourselves back in our special spot, away from the distractions of the world. There, under the moonlight, we would open up to each other, expressing our thoughts and feelings with honesty and vulnerability.

We were willing to confront our differences head-on, to listen and understand each other's perspectives. Under the moonlight, we would apologize, forgive, and embrace each other's flaws. It was in those moments of vulnerability that our bond grew even stronger. We learned to appreciate the beauty of compromise and the power of understanding.

Looking back on those nights, I realize that our misunderstandings were not obstacles but opportunities for growth. They allowed us to learn more about ourselves and each other, deepening our connection in ways we never thought possible.

As the days turned into weeks and the weeks into months, our bond grew stronger. We became each other's confidants, supporting one another through the ups and downs of our service year. Whether it was navigating the challenges of our assigned tasks or finding solace in the unfamiliar surroundings, we were there for each other every step of the way.

Looking back, I realize that meeting her during my youth service year was no coincidence. It was a serendipitous moment that brought us together, shaping the course of our lives in ways we couldn't have imagined.


Today is her birthday so I created a website specially to wish her a happy birthday, there you will find our memories together, please help me wish her a happy birthday. Check my signature for the website link, you can drop your wishes for her on the site, through her whatsapp or Facebook.
God bless you as you help make her birthday a memorable one🙏

AntiChristian:
You should have said he has a Muslim name or he calls himself a Muslim. More appropriately, he identifies as a Muslim. That doesn't make him a Muslim!

This doesn't carry weight! He promoted an important pillar of Islam with musicals which is forbidden in Islam especially with his clout online!

It doesn't matter. He still denigrated an important pillar of Islam! Anyone who consciously and intentionally joke with any part of Islam is out of Islam!

This is still a semblance of a mosque!



We Muslims want to be peaceful! But only to those who want peace! We don't take any part of our religion lightly like the Christians, etc.

Salah, the Muslim prayer is one of the pillars of Islam! We don't joke with it!

FuckSilly:

Go and tell that to Hitler, crusader and your colonial masters.
Or deh

FuckSilly:
Most x tain fools, hypocrites and real terrorists will still come here to say trash.

They have serious problem at respecting people's culture, way of life and stance.

A X tian can make fun of her religion by acting as a cporn star nun and absolutely nothing will happen. Muslims don't tolerate that and if you find that hard to understand, Fucƙ up first publicly with YOUR REAL IDENTITY, and not all these social media bluffing and see how you're made to learn your lessons - THE HARD WAY.

seunmsg:
Everyone wants to be included in Tinubu’s cabinet. Even Alex Otti of Labour Party has forwarded his nomination.

Tinubu is the father of the country though. He will ensure balancing by carrying all interest groups along.

BATified23:
Great Man

He's making my constituency proud.

👏

MrRemedyAlagbo:
That's the next governor of your state right there....

He understand grassroot politics and also know how to use social media effectively and[b] he's also performing, I've lived in ona ara before [/b]

Elmojiid:
I own you something, am from his two local gov the guy na scam. I no vote for him

na2016:


The contractor may inflate it not necessary the CEO of MAKON

xpressionx:
Why will an 8km road cost 9b?

Nigeria sef.

After now he will say he became poorer by serving the people as governor

Akalia:
Do you even have a job if I may ask??

Kbidi:


Appreciate other cuisine from other tribe too..... Let's put aside tribalism haba .

Akalia:
I don't like Yoruba cuisine because I find everything about it nauseating, from preparation, to smell, and taste. Igbo cuisine is the best in Nigeria. Proudly Igbo.
I lived in SW for a year and the whole time I never ate in any yoruba restaurant.