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tragergeorge:
you too make sense here...
poor man go de born anyhow,, de born tools for politicians

tragergeorge:
defor real man...
fear no fit allow me add Join the two girls man get,,
me and my wife Na condom we de use for like 2yrs counting

Nwaikpe:
Go and rest.

tragergeorge:
nosha make you stay on a steady income..
don't go broke...

Nwaikpe:
You know very little about life.
Stop listening to all those your motivational speakers.

The day you marry that your "friend," the next day, you will start seeing them as your sister.



She feels like the best thing to you now simply because THERE IS STILL A DISTANCE.
Once that distance closes up by reason of marriage, intimacy, etc., you won't be calling her "my best friend" again.
You will soon understand. No worry.

maasoap:
Laughing . We hope it is as simple as you stated. Factors responsible for declining in sex in marriages are more than simple reason you gave. Life is dynamic, so is everything in it

tragergeorge:
if you like marry your brother or sister or you landlord pikin or neighbour pikin, or Ur class mate...
wen reality sets in,, you'll realise that NOR B EYE WEN THEM TAKE DO RELATIONSHIP NA THEM TAKE DE ENTER MARRIAGE....
especially for Women wen Thier man get funds or Man wen things rough for

princepee:
Moving from hero to zero...
A very big mistake, why would anyone want to convert to Islam??
Despite all the stories about Islam

xtianchris:
Thanks my brother brother ..Yes they Hid it for their own use. China came to expose all .that's the issue

Dobnews:
https://www.dobblog.online/2026/09/yemi-solade-reveals-he-was-paid-to.html


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdX9ctA7u88?si=Y4W1IpCB2sMqamO7

What do you think about Yemi Solade’s revelation?

xtianchris:
Yes bro Trump dishes out Hidden Intent like intentionally obscures the true point, often to spark curiosity, test someone's wits, or pass information secretly.

Inspirer1:
Skoin skoin don dey manifest o

Oh yeah thats what it is

On a serious note, he might be sending a cryptic message with that statement

xtianchris:
That's reasonable..

maberry:
"A radical is a person with both feet firmly planted in the air"
I didn't mention names o

Glimpsetv:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukrpAwtUOk4?si=3OQdF_vWHJR-Jj2-

What kinda concert?

The one burna is burning
And asake is pushing up woman

Makavelli001:
He Escaped Nekede, But His Past Found Him at IMSU: The Tragic Story of Sympathy

The story of Sympathy, popularly known as Chime, is a haunting reminder that in the world of campus cultism, escaping the environment does not always mean escaping the consequences of the past.

At the Federal Polytechnic Nekede, Sympathy was once a charismatic Banking and Finance student who had built a formidable reputation as a prominent member of the confraternity. But that reputation would eventually place a permanent target on his back.

Sympathy was accused of identifying a Viking member who visited Nekede and was subsequently killed by members. Whether the allegation was completely accurate or not, his name became associated with the escalating violence between the rival groups.

As clashes intensified and the pressure became unbearable, Sympathy made a desperate decision: he left Nekede and transferred to Imo State University.

At IMSU, he appeared to become a completely different person.

The swagger was gone. The public display was gone. He became quiet, friendly and deliberately kept his distance from confraternity activities. His goal was simple—finish his education and leave the dangerous world he had once embraced behind him.

For a while, it seemed to be working.

But while Sympathy was rebuilding his life, the war between and the Vikings was exploding across the IMSU campus. And in that underground world, changing your school could change your surroundings—but it could not erase your identity.

Then, one ordinary day, everything changed.

Sympathy walked into a lecture hall, unaware that someone who knew his past had spotted him.

Viking members reportedly recognized him as the former figure from Nekede. What happened next appeared to be a coordinated operation.

While Sympathy was still inside the lecture hall, a hit squad was allegedly positioned around the school’s main gate, waiting for him to emerge.

When the lecture ended, Sympathy stepped outside.

Then he saw them.

Realizing the danger, he reportedly took off running, desperately trying to reach the crowded student market opposite the school front gate.

But there was nowhere left to hide.

Additional Viking members were already waiting inside the student market. As Sympathy attempted to escape, they reportedly grabbed him and restrained him.

Seconds later, the hit squad caught up.

In broad daylight, inside a place filled with students, Sympathy was shot and killed.

He had changed his school. He had changed his lifestyle. He had tried to disappear.

But according to the story, he could not outrun the reputation he had built at Nekede.

Even today, questions remain over how he was identified. Was someone from his past deliberately waiting for him? Was he betrayed by an insider? Or was it simply a chance encounter with someone who recognized him?

Whatever the truth may be, Sympathy's story carries a brutal lesson.

In the world of cultism, leaving the group does not always mean leaving the consequences behind.

A decision made in youth can follow a person for years—and sometimes, all the way to the grave.

THE GAME NO BE CHILD'S PLAY.......
THE GAME NO BE BOBO...

SAY NO TO CULTISM.

#ConfraternitiesInNigeria
#TrueCrimeNigeria
#CampusCultism
#SympathyStory

blamingthedevil:
"As a governor my cook was killing one cow everyday to cook.” — Peter Obi

Peter Obi speaking at The Platform event in Lagos, where he describes arriving as Anambra governor to find his cook slaughtering one cow daily to feed around 50 people and instructing changes to cook only for himself as a cost-cutting measure.

Obi presented the anecdote to highlight wasteful government spending, arguing that official residences should not function as restaurants and emphasising frugality in public office.

“As a governor my cook was killing one cow everyday to cook.”

— Peter Lamba Obi pic.twitter.com/ucALeEIVzk

— High Chief Lawrence Igbins Okoro (@HighChiefOkoro) August 24, 2026