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This write up is PROPAGANDA 101. |
After marriage, the illusion clears off the men's face. After childbirth, beauty drops. With children in the mix, woman's attitude changes. You use your money to raise children, but children love mama pass you as they grow. |
Mumu talk. Stop cho cho cho, show workings It's less than 2 years to election. |
Nigeria has, for all intents and purposes, become a one-party state. Ironically, it's the youths—always loudest on social media—who are the worst off. Despite their numbers, energy, and intelligence (which clearly surpass that of the current ruling class), they’ve failed to organize themselves into any meaningful or formidable opposition. With elections looming in 2027, the opposition remains dull and uninspiring. And then there’s that symbol on Tinubu’s cap—an ouroboros. That says a lot. It reflects a mindset set on domination. He’s on a mission to conquer Nigeria, and honestly, he just might succeed. Whether that will be good or bad for the country? That’s still up in the air. |
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Serve country ko, server ni. If you be doctor, you get unmet responsibilities, and you get opportunity to japa, you go stay? Porksupplyib: |
People don’t realize that the matrix is shifting. Gen Z and Gen Alpha couldn’t care less about the Sultan or Pastor Adeboye. While other countries are launching rockets into space, advancing artificial intelligence, robotics, and achieving medical breakthroughs, we’re here getting distracted by irrelevant controversies like the Sultan of Sokoto vs VeryDarkMan issue. Instead of channeling our energy into brainstorming solutions to improve our nation, we’re stuck on trivial matters. If we don’t wake up soon, the West might end up recolonizing us—this time not with guns, but with technology. The first colonization was powered by the discovery of gunpowder; the second will come through their dominance in modern digital innovation. And right now, we’re light-years behind. |
Cash out by EFCC operative. No be Nigerian government seize the wrist watch of around 10 million Naira ooo. Na EFCC guys The watch will be auctioned to their own guys cheap cheap. Just that you can't win government agencies in court once there is a section of the law that goes against you, and that they can quote, plus the operative that was used against the shop would have recorded hard evidence against them. |
press9jatv:Women can violate men too—maybe not always through sexual assault, but in ways that feel just as strongly violating: financially, emotionally, psychologically, and even socially. Just like rape is a deep invasion of a person’s autonomy and dignity, men also experience forms of violation (rape) by women, that strip them of agency, trust, and peace. I'm not trying to compare, but just for us to recognise that—men, too, suffer violations from women, that can be just as damaging. |
press9jatv:Yeah, it’s quite concerning—especially from a man’s perspective. An incident allegedly happened six years ago, in a room with just two people. Yet the loudest voices are saying, “Name him, let’s shame him,” instead of the more reasonable, “Name him with evidence, and let’s pursue criminal charges.” Without evidence, public shaming is unjust. With evidence, it shouldn’t stop at shaming—there should be legal action. We must strike a balance: protecting men from weaponized false allegations, while ensuring real victims get the justice they deserve. |
While I’m not questioning actress Lolo 1’s claim, let’s take a moment to think critically—especially from a man’s perspective—and imagine if the roles were reversed. press9jatv: |
If there's a law to punish hospitals for rejecting emergency patients before payment, there should also be a law to pay the hospital in case the emergency patient refuses to pay, or is unable to pay after treatment. Don't blame the hospital. Don't blame the patient. Blame the people ruling you. Blame the poor health insurance coverage. Edit: for those saying 9 months is enough to prepare, emergency can happen anywhere at anytime and you may not be close to your own main hospital where you registered. The stupidity of Nigerians is that they can't see that what happened to this man can happen to you or anyone close to you. Imagine having millions in your account but you suddenly go unconscious somewhere far away from home, na so so hospitals go dey reject you until you die (God forbid) because they can't access your account. But that's the reality of the system. You think it can't be you or someone close until it happens. Let's collectively speak up for change now. |
There is no federal medical centre in Ilorin |
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Everyone has a secret. I mean, EVERYONE... wife, girlfriend, boyfriend, husband, boss, siblings, neighbours/, colleagues and peers, strangers etc. Everyone has secrets. If you think your partner doesn't have, you are only being naive. |
This meme got me thinking... Is this true?
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Nkom. I don't know why women are not outraged by this, especially her past behaviour. For every woman that falsely accuses a man of rape or sexual assault, she's insulting the experiences and stories of the real victims. Gender/sexual card shouldn't be a tool for vengeance, personal gain, hatred, or other benefits. |
Nkom My question is this.... If a man comes out to accuse a woman of rape without evidence, he's laughed at, or at best ignored as a fool. If a woman comes out to accuse a man of rape or sexual assault without evidence, his life is automatically destroyed, or at least his reputation. Is it that women cannot lie? Edit: I don't support sexual predators (both males and females) and I have female relatives.... But what if your male relatives too, get their lives destroyed overnight, by any false rape or sexual assault allegations? |
Witchcraft at it's best. All men must collectively stand against this. You are innocent, until proven guilty. Women lie too. So, that she's saying it, doesn't make it true. Babatindan: |
But millions of Christians also voted alongside other Muslims for the Musulumi-Musulumi ticket. What's up with this very divisive, political and not well thought out statement from the supreme islamic council. Does economic hardship differentiate between Muslims and Christians? If economic prosperity enters Nigeria today, will it differentiate Christians from Muslims, or traditional worshippers? This is year 2025; Divisive and sentimental messages like these are very irritating to the younger generations (both Muslims and Christians) |
A successful pastor is successful because he has brains and smart strategies. His success has less to do with "religiousity". |
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Marriage is a blessing in disguise, but navigating relationships with women can be challenging for men. To succeed in both marriage and life, a man must cultivate resilience against manipulation by women (their "witchcraft" - all women have it to some degree) and develop the mental fortitude necessary to handle challenges related to money and relationships. Until you achieve this level of emotional and psychological readiness, it’s better to remain single. Marriage is not determined by age; some may be ready in their 30s, others in their 40s or 50s. The key is self-awareness and consistent personal growth. Use every day as an opportunity to improve yourself. Never give up, and avoid placing women on a pedestal. Recognize that women, like all humans, can exhibit traits such as manipulation, selfishness, and a lack of appreciation. However, these challenges can serve as opportunities for men to grow stronger, bigger and more resilient. See women as opportunity for growth. |
The real cause of Nigeria's inflation is excessive government spending. When the government spends more than it earns, they print money to cover the gap. This creates inflation, where the value of the naira drops, and your hard-earned savings lose value. As of October 2023, inflation is at 26.72%, with food inflation soaring over 30%. This means everyday Nigerians are paying the price with rising prices for food, fuel, and transport. It’s an invisible tax that hits the poor hardest. When the government prints more money or takes loans, it doesn't create real wealth—it just dilutes your money. This cycle of debt and inflation will only keep getting worse unless we fix it. While Mr Cardoso and Mr. Wale Edun are experienced and respected in the financial industry, age and reduced agility may not make them the best fit for this present age. The solution? Stop printing money, cut wasteful spending, and focus on real economic growth. We need fresh, smart minds—young Nigerians in their 20s, 30s, and 40s who can leverage AI, blockchain and other modern tools—leading the charge. If we don't act fast, Nigeria’s economy is headed for a crash, and it’s the everyday Nigerian who will pay the price. Time is running out. |
More like a cult. |
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Fools! It's happening because it favors those in power. Wake up NPCs |
Nigeria, what’s going on? The Emir of Gobir was snatched, and when his family couldn’t cough up the N1 billion ransom, the kidnappers did the unthinkable—they killed him. Then, as if that wasn’t enough, they had the nerve to ask for N60 million and six motorbikes just to hand over his dead body. But that’s not all. A female resident doctor from Kaduna has been in the hands of kidnappers for seven months! Seven whole months! And what are our leaders doing about it? Nothing! That’s why the Association of Resident Doctors has had enough—they’re going on strike to protest this woman’s suffering. Look, we’ve got the SSS, DSS, FIB, CID, and a whole alphabet soup of security agencies, not to mention the Army, Navy, and Air Force. We even have ministers who are supposed to be tech-savvy, like Bosun Tijani, the so-called computer whiz. But with all this firepower and technology, we still can’t track a phone call from some ragtag kidnappers? What’s the point of all these ministries if they can’t do their jobs? Rest in peace, Emir of Gobir. And to our missing doctor, we won’t stop fighting until you’re home. Nigeria, it’s time to wake up!
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Deterrence is a sure way to stop the menace. If kidnappers and terrorists know that their chances of being caught or killed is high, these menace with stop. .. But if some are doing it successfully, others will plan their own to cash out. The sad part is that it can be anyone tomorrow. |
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*An emir was kiidnaped and N1 billion ransom in cash was demanded.*
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