₦airaland Forum

kasim155:
Saraki tenure as SP still remains one of the best in the history of Naija Senate House.

Islie:
https://punchng.com/just-in-nnpcl-declares-state-of-emergency-on-oil-production/?amp

oyeb15:
It's 820 in Akoko Area of Ondo state

EreluRoz:
New monika? Who are you

EreluRoz:
There's a place in Katsina that's like Dubai, it's filled up with Buhari boys and you'll be wowed at what you'll see there. May God help Nigeria

helinues:
We are used to their bullying, na why we dey defend ourselves now even for the fact say the defending na decimation, wondering if we now attack

helinues:
Shame on those who are giving the forum bad names

jedisco:
So what happens in western nations that for decades increase their minimum wage annually- in line with inflation?

Are you advocating that Nigerians should become poorer of maybe we reduce our minimum wage to 8,500 to fight inflation?

As the government posits it needs to cut spending to inflation, they should start with themselves. The exorbitant expenditure and thefy if the executive and legislative are of government is a main driver

Rapmoney:
Johnson was born on March 31, 1878, the third child of nine born to Henry and Tina Johnson, former slaves who worked service jobs as a janitor and a dishwasher. His father had served as a civilian teamster of the Union's 38th Colored Infantry. He was described by his son as the "most perfect physical specimen that he had ever seen", although Henry had been left with an atrophied right leg from his service in the American Civil War.

Growing up in Galveston, Texas, Johnson attended five years of school. As a young man, Johnson was frail, though, like all of his siblings, he was expected to work.

Although Johnson grew up in the South, he said that segregation was not an issue in the somewhat secluded city of Galveston, as everyone living in the 12th Ward was poor and went through the same struggles. Johnson remembers growing up with a "gang" of white boys, in which he never felt victimized or excluded. Remembering his childhood, Johnson said: "As I grew up, the white boys were my friends and my pals. I ate with them, played with them and slept at their homes. Their mothers gave me cookies, and I ate at their tables. No one ever taught me that white men were superior to me."

Jack Johnson's mother, Tina was a huge influence in Jack's life. When Jack was younger, he was known as a coward and his sister, Lucy would protect him. After Jack came home bruised and crying, his mom warned him that if he were to get beaten at school, then she would whip him worse at home. Her method was to scare him and for him to learn the lesson that he needed to protect himself. The lesson was received by Jack, as he never lost a fight to a schoolboy again.

After Johnson quit school, he began a job working at the local docks. He made several other attempts at working other jobs around town until one day he made his way to Dallas, finding work at the race track exercising horses. Jack stuck with this job until he found a new apprenticeship with a carriage painter by the name of Walter Lewis. Lewis enjoyed watching friends spar, and Johnson began to learn how to box. Johnson later declared that it was thanks to Lewis that he became a boxer.

At 16, Johnson moved to New York City and found living arrangements with Barbados Joe Walcott, a welterweight fighter from the West Indies. Johnson again found work exercising horses for the local stable, until he was fired for exhausting a horse. On his return to Galveston, he was hired as a janitor at a gym owned by German-born heavyweight fighter Herman Bernau. Johnson eventually saved enough money to buy boxing gloves, sparring every chance he got.

At one point, Johnson was arrested for brawling with a man named Davie Pearson, a "grown and toughened" man who accused Johnson of turning him in to the police over a game of craps. When both of them were released from jail, they met at the docks, and Johnson beat Pearson before a large crowd. Johnson then fought in a summer boxing league against a man named John "Must Have It" Lee. Because prizefighting was illegal in Texas, the fight was broken up and moved to the beach, where Johnson won his first fight and a prize of one dollar and fifty cents.

Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Johnson_(boxer)


Cc: Seun, Mynd44, Lalasticlala, Nlfpmod

hegu:
You can imagine the inflation rate when fuel hit 1k per litre

Revealpanda:
Igbos have been in Yoruba land and most of them even raised their kids there.
Igbo have some idea and knowledge of the Yoruba culture but I don't think Yorubas have much idea of Igbo culture apart from the one they see Igbos do in Yoruba land.

LillyandDaisy:
What’s the name of the school ?

ChiefJusticeFuc:
This has nothing to do with konji


Who in their right mind will see a four year old toddler and think of having sex ?

Konji should only arise when a matured beautiful woman presents herself .

Being sexually aroused by a toddler is a sign of demonic possession.

Newlymarried:
https://punchng.com/cleaner-bags-life-jail-for-sexually-assaulting-baby-in-church/

helinues:
Good

naptu2:
https://dailypost.ng/2024/07/01/toyin-abraham-reportedly-arrests-x-user-who-wished-her-son-death/

Freestainworld:
So what was he doing in a terror military uniform.

VinnyBaba:
What are you Expecting from a BOY who still lives in his Parents House?

Helinius is a DEPENDANT Mommy's Boy.

He doesn't know what Life is About, Yet.