Skinnienigga:
Lmaoo

Una go die ontop this boy matter. What was he supposed to do? Look away and pretend that nothing was happening right beside him?

Saynotoapc:

It Funny but,
You just read a true life story

Saynotoapc:



Karma na bastard he doesn't care if you handsome, ugly, tall, religionist anything at all.
He will hit you so hard.
A short story, Real life bro.

My friend(A) babe like me that year, she had to say it to my face. Base on say man was young and ready to knack anything under skirt bro I dey knack this babe on steady, it got to a stage when past the night in her hostel.
Fast forward to some years later, my babe came to stay with me for few months, my guy(B) sef dey the same house. I leave my house for work as early as 7am, my guy was unemployed
If I come back, my babe will prefer to spend time with my friend, for a reason I have no idea
Until I caught this nigga and my bed red handed, under my nose inside my house.

I felt really bad.

We move bro, no time to check if nah devil or she's like him.

Avoid person babe and wife, E get why.

WarriFirstBorn:

11 years old in SS2? He graduated from primary school at what age again?

MelesZenawi:
Very soon Dem go disqualify the vee..

con artist on another game plan

obataokenwa:
Everyone is quick to condemn someones weakness.
That girl is a fighter and also hard-working. She's part of the whole fun and drama in the show and it will be unfair to condemn all her contribution cos of a weakness of hers.

I doubt if she would not have won that show. That girl got a brighter destiny ahead of her. She need a good manager and spiritual father to excel more. None among them all will go far than her.

She has alot to offer...let her work on her emotions and she will be fine.

Erica go and make sure u excel. Don't let this be a setback...see it as one of the crossroads.

Introvertmemer:
"To all who need it"
no be u go chop am finish ni

softeeg:
Everyone has one weakness or the other abeg. Free her

marvelphysics:
mainly can be seen in the arctic and places near there and sm places near antartica like new zealand
these places are where the earth magnetic poles are closer to earth, more concentrated and stronger
can we see shooting stars in nigeria?

drunkdad:
For over 20 years, my dad has being a chronic drunkard. drinking alcohol despite all my mom's effort to try and stop him. 2 years ago, he stopped drinking and he was beginning to look better, speak more coherently and not socially awkward, but now, he has gone back to his past behavior just earlier this year when he started making friends with another guy who drinks alcohol.

All these behavior leads to him not able to work and a lot of behaviors he exhibits that is totally nasty, behaving like a kid.

My mom and I have called him and talked to him on several occasions about it but he still always goes back to drink after he leaves home.

I'm totally fed up, even my mum is very sad about the situation.

How can I deal with this situation..

Tina001:
The guy dey blush. Ode ... Either you agree or you refuse. No need causing troubles... The boyfriend is a good guy sha. does that mean he doesn't cheat?

FrLukas:


Yes, well that's the Universe sending signals to you. It's best you paid attention to it.

Whatever religion you profess today, start asking questions.

If you are a Christian, start questioning the "truths" you always accepted and have always taken for granted.

Start with the Bible, those parts of the Bible that leaves you with a feeling of "this can't be right".

Question your belief system. You are in for a pleasant yet shocking surprise.

I won't tell you what's at the end of your quest. You will need to see it for yourself.

The cut-and-dried theology being propagated by modern Christian leaders are nonsensical and self serving.

The ultimate goal of all created being is full and total union with the One Consciousness, whom we call God.

Our job is to turn the circle of birth and rebirth called reincarnation into a spiral where we ascend at every turn.

Only the strong can turn their circle in spiral.

Please start questioning all you've ever believed.

Your loyalty is to the TRUTH and not your religion or pastor.

Seek for the truth wherever it may be and follow it.

When you've started asking questions, your eyes will open.

Only the strong can bear to question everything they believe in.

Most often, a personal crisis is what makes people start asking questions.

Don't wait for a personal crisis. Start now and get in front of it.

When you have gotten into the path of the seeker, you'll get directions pointing to where you should go next.

As the ancient maxim opines, "when the student is ready, the teacher will appear".

FrLukas:




That's what you think.

Your experience here is meant to improve your spirituality.

It's just like being a spirit being in the spiritual world and looking back at your past lives and seeing the remaining work you still have to do to move to the next level, so you choose the exact location you'll be born into and the exact parents that will give birth to you.

FrLukas:


That's not how it works.

Nobody is here by force.

Everyone who is here is here because they chose to be.

Not only did we choose to be here, we also chose the circumstances we'd be born into before we were conceived.

Our struggles, our pain, our sufferings are meant to refine us just as fire does to gold.

The more your suffering, the greater your destiny.

Nothing that happens to us in this life is accidental.

The Law of Cause and Effect that people call Karma guarantees that.

It is one of the 7 Laws that guides the Universe.

FrLukas:
If you're going through a tough time, don't kill yourself. It doesn't solve anything.


Instead ask yourself, "what is the Universe trying to teach me here".


If the same problem rears its head over and over again, then that means you're yet to imbibe the lesson needed to pass and move on to the next level.


If you kill yourself, be rest assured that you are coming back to face that same problem...but this time, it might be way worse than you have it now.

StephenBB:
Another sets of runs girls who have and will sell their pussies

Shoodboi:
Today (June 20, 2020), is the longest day of the year

For those who have been following the weather (especially children who play a lot, adults who fast, and Muslims who pray around 7 in the evening), you may have noticed that dusk comes much later, and lasts for longer.

(Dusk is the period of brief daylight after the sun has set. It marks the boundary between evening and night.)

Everywhere becomes dark around 7:30 pm or even much later, instead of around a few minutes to seven as it used to be in the past (at least, here in Lagos).

This is happening because we are close to the summer solstice, and in fact, today, June 20, 2020, is the summer solstice.


What does Summer Solstice mean?

As you should know, the earth revolves around the sun. However, the earth is not completely round and neither is its orbit round the sun.

The earth’s orbit is elliptical, which makes the distance between the earth and the sun vary throughout the year.

The earth itself is a bit flat at the north and south poles, which makes its side bulge out like a balloon that is about to burst.

The result is that, once a year, the earth positions itself such that the sun appears at its highest position in the sky in the northern part of the earth.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11770370_seasonsearthorbitlarge_jpege2f41ba12e676f12b7278da9ea47baa1
The summer solstice is on the left.

That day is called the Summer Solstice and is usually between June 20 and 22 every year.

However, that moment in 2020 falls on 5:44 pm EDT on June 20 (today). For us in Nigeria, that is 10:44 pm WAT (West African Time).


What happens on the Summer Solstice?

The summer solstice is always the longest day and shortest night of the year. This means we will enjoy more daylight today than on any other day of the year.

People living at the northernmost and southernmost parts of the earth will even enjoy 24 hours of sunlight throughout the day.

The summer solstice also marks the beginning of the summer season in the northern hemisphere (the northern half of the earth).

However, the reverse will happen in the southern hemisphere (the southern half of the earth) where the sun will be at its lowest point, making the summer solstice the beginning of the winter season in the Southern hemisphere.


What about the solar eclipse?

Lucky for us, this year’s solstice will coincide with a very rare solstice solar eclipse that will last from 4:45 am to 9:34 am on June 21. (The next solstice solar eclipse will only come around on June 21, 2039.)

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11770369_download_pngc26be60cfd1ba40772b5ac48b95ab19b
The eclipse will look like the photo above. That is the moon covering the sun with the thin "ring of fire" line visible.

Tomorrow’s eclipse will be visible from some parts of Africa and Asia.

People living in Congo, Ethiopia, and China will see the eclipse, and so will people living in northern India, southern Pakistan, and the Central African Republic.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11770368_screenshot3_jpeg96647f10afbbedde0709206e8c8ff91a
The eclipse will be most visible in the area that is orange in color.

Unfortunately, it appears that it will not be visible from Nigeria.


Source: I wrote this myself with reference from https://www.almanac.com/content/first-day-summer-summer-solstice and https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/solar/2020-june-21

Shoodboi:
Today (June 20, 2020), is the longest day of the year

For those who have been following the weather (especially children who play a lot, adults who fast, and Muslims who pray around 7 in the evening), you may have noticed that dusk comes much later, and lasts for longer.

(Dusk is the period of brief daylight after the sun has set. It marks the boundary between evening and night.)

Everywhere becomes dark around 7:30 pm or even much later, instead of around a few minutes to seven as it used to be in the past (at least, here in Lagos).

This is happening because we are close to the summer solstice, and in fact, today, June 20, 2020, is the summer solstice.


What does Summer Solstice mean?

As you should know, the earth revolves around the sun. However, the earth is not completely round and neither is its orbit round the sun.

The earth’s orbit is elliptical, which makes the distance between the earth and the sun vary throughout the year.

The earth itself is a bit flat at the north and south poles, which makes its side bulge out like a balloon that is about to burst.

The result is that, once a year, the earth positions itself such that the sun appears at its highest position in the sky in the northern part of the earth.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11770370_seasonsearthorbitlarge_jpege2f41ba12e676f12b7278da9ea47baa1
The summer solstice is on the left.

That day is called the Summer Solstice and is usually between June 20 and 22 every year.

However, that moment in 2020 falls on 5:44 pm EDT on June 20 (today). For us in Nigeria, that is 10:44 pm WAT (West African Time).


What happens on the Summer Solstice?

The summer solstice is always the longest day and shortest night of the year. This means we will enjoy more daylight today than on any other day of the year.

People living at the northernmost and southernmost parts of the earth will even enjoy 24 hours of sunlight throughout the day.

The summer solstice also marks the beginning of the summer season in the northern hemisphere (the northern half of the earth).

However, the reverse will happen in the southern hemisphere (the southern half of the earth) where the sun will be at its lowest point, making the summer solstice the beginning of the winter season in the Southern hemisphere.


What about the solar eclipse?

Lucky for us, this year’s solstice will coincide with a very rare solstice solar eclipse that will last from 4:45 am to 9:34 am on June 21. (The next solstice solar eclipse will only come around on June 21, 2039.)

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11770369_download_pngc26be60cfd1ba40772b5ac48b95ab19b
The eclipse will look like the photo above. That is the moon covering the sun with the thin "ring of fire" line visible.

Tomorrow’s eclipse will be visible from some parts of Africa and Asia.

People living in Congo, Ethiopia, and China will see the eclipse, and so will people living in northern India, southern Pakistan, and the Central African Republic.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11770368_screenshot3_jpeg96647f10afbbedde0709206e8c8ff91a
The eclipse will be most visible in the area that is orange in color.

Unfortunately, it appears that it will not be visible from Nigeria.


Source: I wrote this myself with reference from https://www.almanac.com/content/first-day-summer-summer-solstice and https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/solar/2020-june-21