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What's going on with women of nowadays, where is self respect, what's the essence of the cloth, covering little place, just take off the cloth so we can know you really mean business, what a shame, my issue is how does the photographer feel to take such photos. He must be courageous or better still the photographer should be the lady's husband. Confused generation normalizing indecency. this is very shameful. May God have mercy
#dignitylost

Wawu..... Eleyi of Africa

Took bad....yet they will say the Selection sorry I mean Election is Free and Fair

Wickedness

No one can question him..... unquestionable God 🙏🏻

caesymore:
Mother's are the greatest, It's been 3 awful years I lost mine, this has affected my faith in God, everything about me ain't the same.

In fact everything that used to seem so Big since 3 years ago seems so small, I can easily shade tears, strong guy like me.
My joy a times is that I made her live everyday she did knowing how much I cherished her, my Mumistica

To my Mum ❤️❤️❤️ and all the other wonderful lovely Mums lost to the cold hands of death,
May their lovely souls rest in Peace. Amen.

Am so sorry bro,May her gentle soul continue to rest in peace.. please take heart I understand your feelings, God bless you 🙏

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I am coming back to comment...

THE UNTOLD STORY OF HOW AND WHY FELA KUTI MARRIED 27 WOMEN ON THE SAME DAY IN 1978 (A must read)

In 1978, the pioneer of Afrobeats, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, married 27 women in one day. This should not be strange to those who know the life and style of the Nigerian music legend nicknamed Abami Eda (strange creature).

Many of Fela’s band members became homeless after the devastating soldier attack on Fela’s commune (Kalakuta Republic) in 1977. In order to keep them together, Fela decided to do the unusual.

He gave a piece of paper to his female band members requesting the names of those that would like to marry him; the entire twenty-seven female band members put down their names.

After getting their consent, Fela Kuti married the 27 women on the 20th of February, 1978, at the Parisona Hotel in Anthony, Lagos, with the blessings of twelve Ifa priests. It was alleged that some parents of the ladies objected the marriage.

Fela married the women to protect and keep them together. The marriage ceremony was attended by Fela’s families, friends and other band members.

During the marriage ceremony, Fela rendered a short speech, pressed naira notes on his new wives’ foreheads and gave them marriage certificates. Fela embraced a rotation system of 12 wives at a time. After the marriage, Fela took his 27 wives to Ghana for honeymoon.

However, in 1986, shortly after his release from prison, Fela Kuti divorced his 27 wives on the claim that marriage brings jealousy. It should be noted that they were not forced to leave his house after the divorce; some lived with him till his death in 1997.

Source: NIGERIA STORIES— Twitter

Pressure tii wa... many people are dieing,a gbo oyinbo,ma Soo Yoruba..... PRESSURE TII WA OOOO

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Mothers deserve total love and respect ❤️❤️❤️

Baby go and shower, after she shower finish na then you go know the market you they price😁😁😁.....more...

Shey una dey seemore...

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Make up artist shey una go make heaven like this?

So bad

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What do you think

He tried sha

E go reach everybody

Police they use style find pastor's favour...

Na family matter,then go settle am😁

Tuntun ti de....

Picture nko?

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There are 5 classes of MALE … which one are you?

"It's a Small World": Nigerian Man Becomes Lecturer to His Nursery School Teacher

A lecturer in Abia State University, Uturu, Mr. Anucha Wisdom was surprised when he walked into class and saw that one of his students was actually his teacher when he was in Nursery 3.

The man lectures in the Faculty of Education, Abia State University where his teacher is now a student He has posted photos of the moment they met and how he bowed down to greet her with so much joy and respect.

Anucha said on Facebook: "Early this week, I reconnected with Aunty Ijeoma, who was my Nursery 3 teacher at St. Joseph's Development Nursery/Primary School Umuchichi Aba. Fortunately, she has been a student in my department and I knew not, not until they came to take my course.

Moral Lessons:
The future still has a lot more surprises to unfold.

Great lesson....Do ur best to treat everyone well.

Echoke....

No Vawulence Friday lol 😆

Before your father started selling im”pure” water at Jos, Fela Anikulapo was laying his limbs and life for Nigeria, just like his brothers – Olikoye and Beko - and mother…their entire generation.

He went to school and studied music…just like his father.
He writes his songs…just like his father.
He plays multiple instruments…just like his father.
He leads an actual band…just like his father.
He performs his own songs, to his own instruments…just like his father.

How many children of music stars do you see out there sustaining their parents fame, building on it and successfully carving their own niches for themselves?

The Kuti Family shed blood for this country. Respect them. Pay homage to them.

I repeat… before your father started selling im”pure” water at Jos, his father was laying his limbs and life for Nigeria, just like his brothers and mother…their entire generation.

- Abiodun Ishola Ladepo