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9japride:
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The lesson is that one needs to be careful of what kind of information being shares with people.
Especially those who have nothing to lose and are morally bankrupt.
Another thing is one needs to avoid unnecessary fight.
Just the way Peter Obi ignores Reno.

Thank you

And furthermore, did nedu shared his personal info with vdm?

Bcoz I know nedu as oap on radio and skit maker

And I know vdm as evil people exposer

9japride:
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I tried to find were she did wrong in the message and I couldn't.
Offline the lady will think she has a friend. This life one has to be cautious.
The saga between Veeydarkm@n and N£du should teach a lot of people a lesson.
Humans are the most dangerous living thing in the world.
I blame the government over time for damaging the fabric of the society.

Please 🙏
Can you enlighten me a bit about nedu and vdm saga?

And the lesson that one needs to learn, please for learning sake, bcoz I never hear anything about them

TUANKU:
You this pedophile, your days are numbered.

Weyrey,
Na work no gree me get your time o,
Now I'm back from work,

Mai shai, ba anqali, oloriburuku ni all of you in your family, no wonder Nigerians curse dey follow una up and down

Do you know that for that una abacha family
All of you na junkie, one of u just died of excessive hard drugs discovered in his blood stream, na you and your papa be the next.

Illegitimate son of a useless parent
Okan iya e o ni bale, oloribu.

Greatness09:
Saro-Wiwa was the leader of the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People (MOSOP), which campaigned against the environmental destruction of Ogoniland in the Niger Delta by oil companies, especially Shell. He accused Shell and the Nigerian government of polluting Ogoni land and neglecting the people.

In 1994, four Ogoni chiefs were murdered during internal conflicts within the movement. Saro-Wiwa and eight other MOSOP leaders (known as the Ogoni Nine) were arrested and accused of inciting the killings. Despite international protests, they were convicted in a controversial trial widely seen as unfair.

Thanks

TUANKU:
Until i give your sister belle before you go know abi? Don't be jovial with me ever you dummy.

So, you practice such in your family

I'm just getting to know now

Am I holding your uncircumcised gbola?

Go ahead and impregnate your sister nah

Akuya!

TUANKU:
I pity the dyke that gave birth to you...im just stretch kongo for nothing walahi

U don pity urself Dan izka,

U wey someone don label say u should be restricted from giving birth

No be see finish be that?

Initially, I was just being sarcastic and Jovial with you, the next the next thing, na insult you throw.

TUANKU:
But i no insult your wawa papa na

And I no call your papa 'ekuke'

Why come dey use crying emoji?

Sorry o,
Yankuri,
Pele

Greatness09:
Nothing pain me pass the killing of Ken Saro Wiwa by the Abacha Government God will punish Abacha even in death and his generation

Please shed more light about ken saro wiwa,

I heard how great he was and his plan for his people before abacha executed him too, like he executed others

Klass99:
@ Naptu2, please can you summarise for me the highlights of Babangida's book or what's in it, that has so many people talking.

All I know is that he was going to have a book launch @ Transcorp Hilton Abuja. Now all I see is one gbas gbos or the other concerning him and his book.

I haven't read or followed any of the topics on NL because of how toxic the site can be with tribal and religious slurs/wars. I know your history, government and current affairs knowledge is tight so fill me in whenever you see this.

I"ll check back later for the update when I am done watching the fall of diddy. That monster is going down!

Please, klass
Tag me too
When he summarizes it

I want to learn or two things

TUANKU:
You are barking at the wrong tree Ekuke...direct that question to your palle

Dan banza,
Na question I ask you, oloribiruku

Did I insult your papa in my question, oponu

TUANKU:
Before an Abacha will beg to eat that means you and your entire clan would have died of hunger tey tey
His family are living a life 1000x better than your and yet you are here talking of how it won't be well with them while hardship hold you for hand dey lead you go where you no know
Keep deluding yourself if it makes you feel better.

Boss,
You well so?

Love800:
Yea. The guy is a single simple guy. He believes once he starts stretching his wealth or kindness, he may be badly affected. He do help people sha, but he does it on-the-low without making noise about it.

True

Love800:
So this L.A.X papa na billionaire. No wonder the boy dey sing nonsense for music. Him blow or him nor blow, him papa money dey wait for am!

Nevertheless, the way wizkid take leave all him niggas wey start with am, the tin dey somehow. Wizkid cant groom people under him. Even all his boys in record label, no one came into lime-light!

Wizkid sef!

This your comment is funny about wizkid leaving his gee behind

One of my big bro said same ,

He said he he noticed wizkid to be one man mopol

Jeffy1206:
it was deserted, flooded. Collapsed building every where. More like aftermath of war. It was scary though. 😰

Mine was opposite though
But same destruction

I saw buildings, exploding and collapsing everywhere

Even where I was in the dream was consumed destruction

ugodson:
Think bro, if is just 3.1 percent why did they specifically MENTION LAGOS

Chickensoup:
I don't understand. How is Lagos and 3.1 percent related. I just said the chances are too low for anything to happen. Even if it happens, it won't cause much damage so everyone should continue they daily life.

He was trying to let you know that

For them to single out Lagos

There's an hidden agenda!

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No fear! If one man can tame the Atlantic;

what is small asteroid that he cannot tame!


Abeg , which man be that?

codemaniacs:
those are the work of material engineers and not real bones..

And some of dinosaurs bones dug out by geologist with clear evidence?

Jeffy1206:
Could it be that what I saw in my dream years ago about lagos about to happen? 😳😢. God abeg make this dream no come true o ooh 😰

What did you see please?

Let me relate it to what I dreamt around 2016 or 18 about Lagos

jaxxy:
If he didn't break the contract there's no issue anywhere. He fulfilled his part..

Yes,

But,

If the man that brought him to stardom
demands, say small time from him owing to how good he, asake is,

I feel he should have obliged or negotiate with him

For he, the record label owner propel his career having been singing for decades and no one hears or know him

I think he should be loyal a bit to him for accepting him into the record label

Abi if olamide declined the first day asake meet him, wetin asake wan do?

Nothing na

obaidan:
once again, in this life if u keep looking at failed stories, u will not make the move that will get u to the top of life pyramid. There is no worse feeling than living with regret of not trying when you had the chance/fame/followership. While there is no certainty that u will get the gold u are looking for, the truth is that u will never know if u are destined for the gold if you do not try.

Obesere,
You na confirmed motivational speaker o

AlphaNugget:
Without money you will be a beggar and you will hate your life.....don't pray to be poor just to appear humble, clown

Well said

danieldinho:
watching taye growing up in community primary school in isheri olofin was nostalgic. That was the real deal. Pure raw talent, igo as he is populary called by his team mate.

I heard about him being called igo (bottle)
When I was in isheri olofin, around orheptal

Please why were they referring to him as igo?

budaatum:
There is no "average powerful and affluent Nigeria". And most of us are not stupid just because we are in Nigeria. Some of us don't even exert power and arrogance over our partners and children at home, and instead treat them with the respect we would like in return.

Confirmed

jaymoney1:
Respecting Boundaries and Normalcy
The obsession with celebrities can be perplexing, especially when it leads to invasive or disruptive behavior. Your experience at the BUA Group headquarters highlights a refreshing contrast, where people maintained their composure and respected the celebrities' space.

The Value of Normalcy
Your cousin's assertion that it's not normal to remain calm around celebrities is debatable. In fact, reacting normally, as you and the BUA Group staff did, demonstrates emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and respect for boundaries.

The Dark Side of Celebrity Worship*
The frenzy surrounding celebrities can lead to unfortunate incidents, like the Burna Boy incident you mentioned. This behavior not only disrespects the celebrity's personal space but also creates an unhealthy power dynamic.

A Call for Balanced Admiration
While it's natural to appreciate and admire celebrities, it's essential to maintain a balanced perspective. Recognizing their humanity and respecting their boundaries is crucial.

Conclusion
Your attitude towards celebrities is not only normal but also admirable. By valuing your own emotional well-being and respecting the boundaries of others, you demonstrate a healthy and mature approach to celebrity culture.

Jay boss,
U spoke well

Great 👌

Irony1:
Oga shut up. He is a Nigerian, in his club and in his national team he will not shine if not for the input of his team members who are from different nationalities in his club and different ethnic groups in the national team.

Very correct

Vikto17:
May God rule your life the way A.p.c and tinubu is rulling Nigeria,, may all the misfortune happening in this country follow you and your family

Amen,
Stamped.