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Timfreds:After how they laughed at Jonathan..... Look at it now |
Okechinwadike:Omo this is the time for everyone to speak up. E don choke. |
Racoon:The situation is indeed pathetic . Pathetic is putting it mildly |
Dzzzz:A typical nja guy. All na ai. The amount of things people claim is ai is absolutely ridiculous. There is this babe on TikTok Fine die..... who as usual is Igbo Omo the girl fine like Regina Askia , she come cute join. One guy dey call her ai for her comment section laugh almost kill everyone |
Major7:Na the standard way to dey drink na. Can you remember those days of public schools when children will put their lips on the tap ? Try am now and everyone will read meaning into it |
KobolanderSegun:Why will they ban this video..... Can a woman not drink water in peace ? Na you dey see sexualization |
Music009:I saw the video on Facebook. It depends on who is looking at the video. This one is censorship is in the eye of the beholder. |
JibolaUsman:Men it is real o.... A friend of mine told me how his sister entered online one chance, she did a 50 percent payment to get some fashion items online. Then after two days they called her to say the goods were about to be " shipped" to her. She payed the final 50 percent. Line off, social media handle disappeared N50K gone . Shine Your eye |
FashionStyleGla:I hear bamboo fabric is on the rise. |
truxperteam:Thanks for your comment. Okrika is Eternal. How we for do ? We cannot cry over the economy we have to soldier on and swagger on with Okrika. Let it be known most second hand goods are better than what we buy brand new. Okrika is made in China for Europeans so the quality is the highest quality coming her. What we usually important is made in China for Africans. Once upon a time.... Time Time. The Naira and Dollar was One to One. |
molleculiari:Very true. You should check out a babe called AdannaofAfrica on TikTok. Your life will never be the same again. She is the most beautiful woman in Nigerian History. I hope I got her name right left me go to TikTok to check |
TheStoriesOfMan:Even a former Ferrari chairman reserved his comments. The reason why people have always bought Ferrari is because they are fast and because they are beautiful. Why will anyone buy a Toyota for 250 dolls ? Unless Toyota change the shape into something that does not exist and the car looks fast. That is why Tesla cybertruck is on fire.... Different shape |
JibolaUsman:Smashing car design..... How many air bag does it have for the smashing ? |
Python25to30:The sun light is different at different times of the day in different places. Even the way algae or mould grow is different in different places. So I saw the sunlight was not Lagos sunlight or Ogun sunlight so I went with Oyo state. |
fineboynl:Leave Toyota out of this list. If you say Honda I will agree all day |
agadez007:Why now. Why are you wishing bad luck on him ? Remember what God said said to Adam and Eve...... " You will surely kpai " |
debetmx:Bros why now ?. Can you not forgive and forget ? I have listened to the song and it is very uplifting, you will think you are a bird flying in the sky. You will be flying like an aeroplane as you listen to the song |
koxyz:This song can make an aeroplane takeoff it is extremely powerful |
Revealpanda:Find a driver you trust and it should cost between 250k to 300 k and that includes fuel it's a days journey. |
Revealpanda:That 700K to drive it is ridiculous. It should cost just 250K at most and that includes petrol. It's a days journey |
LiberatedGirl:if you scroll through any most handsome men list online, you'll probably see the same recycled formula. Sharp jawline. Symmetrical features. Eyes that could double as cologne billboards. And sure, that's the magazine version of handsome. But the real thing? It's messier, quieter, and way more interesting. Handsomeness isn't just a genetic lottery ticket. It's a vibe, a posture, a kind of lived-in authenticity that you can't Photoshop into existence. Don't get me wrong, biology plays a part. Humans are wired to notice symmetry, clear skin, and proportionate features. It's just how our brains are built. But past that initial glance, the checklist starts to blur. You've probably met guys who look like they stepped out of a movie poster, yet after five minutes of conversation, the charm completely evaporates. Meanwhile, there's that one friend who's objectively just average on paper but somehow pulls you in the second he walks into a room. That's where the real magic hides. Confidence, for one, is basically the secret sauce. And I don't mean the loud, chest-puffing kind. I'm talking about the quiet assurance of someone who's comfortable in his own skin. It's in the way he holds a conversation without needing to dominate it, the way he laughs without checking if everyone else is watching, the way he stands like he's not apologizing for taking up space. Handsome men don't chase attention. They just naturally draw it because they're not busy performing for it. Then there's the upkeep. Grooming isn't about vanity. It's about respect. A clean haircut, nails that aren't actively plotting against you, clothes that fit instead of fighting you, a scent that says I thought about this rather than I drowned myself at the drugstore. It's not about being expensive or flawless. It's about intention. When a man takes care of himself, it signals that he values his own presence enough to show up properly. And that's attractive, period. But here's the thing that never makes it into the headlines: handsome is deeply tied to how someone makes you feel. Kindness isn't a bonus trait. It's foundational. A guy who listens like he actually cares, who cracks a joke without putting anyone down, who shows up when it matters and doesn't vanish when it gets inconvenient, that's the stuff that ages well. Good looks fade. Charisma shifts. But warmth sticks. You don't remember a man's exact cheekbone structure years later. You remember how safe, seen, or entertained he made you feel. And honestly, the definition of handsome has never been fixed. It bends with time, culture, and personal taste. What's considered striking in one generation is ordinary in the next. What's magnetic in one city might be overlooked in another, and that's completely fine. That's not a flaw in human perception. It's a feature. It means there's no single blueprint to crack. Handsomeness is a conversation, not a checklist. It's shaped by who's looking, what they value, and what they're ready to see. So what actually makes a man handsome? A little biology, sure. But mostly it's the quiet confidence of someone who knows who he is, the intentionality of showing up well, the warmth of treating people like they matter, and the self-awareness to never confuse looking good with being good. You can't buy it. You can't fake it long-term. And you definitely can't measure it in pixels. Handsome isn't a face. It's a frequency. And when a man tunes into it, you notice. Not because he demands it, but because you can't help it. 1. POLL: Who is truly Earth's Sexiest Man in 2026? Drop your top 3 and defend 2. Let's be honest: Is Earth's Sexiest Man even real or just a marketing gimmick? 3. Unpopular Opinion: The guy who fixes your generator at 2AM is Earth's Sexiest Man 4. DEBATE: Western media vs African standards: Who defines Earth's Sexiest Man? 5. Thread for guys who think they deserve the Earth's Sexiest Man title (post proof) 6. assemble! If Earth's Sexiest Man visited Lagos, where would he go first? 7. Why do we keep crowning the same 5 actors every year? Redefining Earth's Sexiest Man 8. OPINION: Earth's Sexiest Man should be judged by kindness, not jawlines 9. Is the current crown-holder still relevant or has the title moved to the East? 10. Thread for ladies: What trait actually makes a man Earth's Sexiest to you? 11. POLL: Rate these 10 Nollywood stars for Earth's Sexiest Man potential 12. When did Earth's Sexiest Man become a political statement? Let's discuss 13. Abeg, who was Earth's Sexiest Man in the 90s vs 2020s? Throwback thread 14. HOT TAKE: Your local tailor who knows your exact measurements Hollywood stars 15. Scientists finally explain the biology behind the Sexiest Man phenomenon 16. Thread for men: How to actually level up without surgery or filters 17. DEBATE: Should Nigeria produce Earth's Next Sexiest Man? Why or why not? 18. Is the title just a Western construct? African perspectives needed 19. POLL: Vote: Who's more likely to hold the crown? Actor, Athlete, or Scholar? 20. The guy who cooks jollof rice perfectly is Earth's Sexiest Man. Discuss. 21. THREAD: Compiling all Nigerian men who've topped international Sexiest lists 22. Why ranking lists always ignore African skin tones and features 23. OPINION: Earth's Sexiest Man should come with a manual for handling jealousy 24. If the crowned guy applied for a loan at a Nigerian bank, would he get approved? 25. POLL: Which age group actually defines the standard? Gen Z, Millennials, or Boomers? 26. Thread for guys who look like the crown-holder but still get ghosted 27. Is Earth's Sexiest Man just a PR campaign? Let's follow the money 28. DEBATE: Can a married man still be crowned without controversy? 29. When your uncle's 1998 Peugeot 406 makes him Earth's Sexiest Man in your village 30. POLL: Which trait matters most? Face, Voice, Style, or Brain? 31. Official guide to surviving Earth's Sexiest Man syndrome (for ladies) 32. HOT TAKE: He's actually the guy who shares his power bank without asking 33. Why do we measure standards by magazine covers when reality tells a different story? 34. THREAD: Collecting photos of African men who broke global Sexiest charts 35. If the title-holder became President of Nigeria, would governance improve? 36. OPINION: Stop calling every light-skinned guy the crown-holder. Dark skin kings exist. 37. POLL: Who wins a Sexiest Man face-off: Hollywood star vs Nigerian footballer? 38. Thread for guys who accidentally look like the crown-holder in passport photos 39. Is the title a harmful standard for Nigerian boys' self-esteem? Let's talk mental health 40. DEBATE: Should the crowned man be allowed to date multiple people at once? 41. Why your barista who remembers your order is quietly Earth's Sexiest Man 42. THREAD: Ranking past winners by how well they've aged (honest reviews only) 43. HOT TAKE: The real crown-holder doesn't post on Instagram. He's too busy living. 44. If he walked into typical Third Mainland Bridge traffic, what would happen? 45. POLL: Does he need to be rich, or is average income fine? 46. Thread for ladies who dated someone called Earth's Sexiest and got disappointed 47. OPINION: He should be nominated by mothers, not magazines 48. When your mechanic understands your car better than you, he becomes the crown-holder 49. DEBATE: Is the title damaging Nigerian youth culture? Let's discuss 50. FINAL POLL: 2026 Official Vote: Who holds the title RIGHT NOW? |
Python25to30:Are you in Ibadan ? You pictures have an Ibadan look to them |
CorrectionFLuid:Omo it's about everyone getting involved. It's not a middle belt problem it's a Nigerian problem. The Oyinbo would have done the calculation a long time ago and gotten rid of them. In calabar in 1 back in the day there was this cult that was killing people. They kpaied a policeman. Omo Oyinbo get mind. They kpaied 60 cultist in broad daylight...... The entire thing stopped. Looked for it on the internet but it did not show prominent historical "cult" investigation by the British in the Calabar region occurred between 1945 and 1948.The Society: Colonial authorities investigated the Man-Leopard Society (a secret society known as Ekpe or Ngbe roots) after victims were found with wounds mimicking leopard attacks. British Intervention: The British colonial police conducted one of the largest murder hunts in colonial Africa, recording roughly 196 deaths. Outcome: The investigation led to dozens of arrests and executions of members of these secret societies by the colonial judicial system. Suppression of Ritual Practices Earlier British interventions in Calabar (when it was the first capital of Nigeria) focused on outlawing specific ritual practices through treaties and decrees: 1848: The British negotiated an engagement with local chiefs to abolish human sacrifice.1855 & 1878: Agreements were signed to stop the killing of twin children, a practice driven by traditional beliefs often associated with secret religious orders. Methods: While the British did use force to maintain order, much of the suppression of these "cults" was achieved through "soul-crushing paperwork"—formal treaties and banning the use of the "poison bean" ordeal (a ritual used to identify witches). |
dalass:This Terrorism thing shows us how weak we are Politically. Imagine if an estate next to yours was being attacked by armed robbers all the time, if a chairman in the next estate cannot reach out to the affected chairman is proof of lack of power or relationship. When things are happening around you the powerful meet other stackholders to strengthen the affected Community because the wise know if it happens to A, B, C it's a matter of time it happens to me. Does anyone think if Lord Lugard was still the ruler that terrorists could have survived ? |
Cutezt:They should make you National Advicer on Intelligence. Our leaders inability to read the writing on the wall is alarming. You own a party, governors of the north are in your party..... And you cannot influence how they think to fight this thing head on. Trump who does not own the party and is doing as he pleases is far better. |
Gotocourt:Government needs to start giving drivers 10 years in Prisonment and seizing 3 trailers from the company and getting the owner of the companies to pay compensation to everyone affected |
Didijiji:Government need to penalise very heavily any time a trailer falls by seizing 3 trailers from the company and prosecuting the drivers to very long jail terms. Everyone will then sit up |
RaGirl:May all their souls rest in peace. Obi will stop trailers from falling when he passes the Trailer Law |
kiddaz:Welcome To NIgeria. I hope you had a very nice flight |
EdiskyHarry:One of the reasons why these things happens is because our governments don't understand governance. if the government was going to seize the company and all assets everytime a trailer fell trailers would have stopped falling a long time ago. |
kerry57:Amen sadly tragedy is part of life. May God protect us. |
Ryan231:May her Pretty Soul Rest in Peace. We will soon join her. |
