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zinaunreal:do you want to know how you would die |
Goes to prove that the earth is flat |
Maxymilliano:I must commend this policy as a remarkable evolution in applied democratic economics. At last, governance has been streamlined into a results-oriented, incentive-based framework. Why distribute national resources irrationally when they can be strategically allocated based on electoral enthusiasm? Frankly, it is only logical. Development is not a human right; it is a performance reward. States that demonstrate adequate ballot productivity deserve infrastructure, while underperforming regions should use the opportunity for deep civic reflection preferably in darkness, on bad roads. This approach will finally solve voter apathy. When citizens realize that flyovers are vote-dependent variables, turnout will skyrocket. Political science textbooks will refer to this as Conditional Federalism or Ballot-Driven Development Theory (BDDT). In conclusion, I fully endorse this enlightened doctrine. It encourages patriotism, efficiency, and selective national inclusion. Democracy, after all, must be earned. |
jiggyman:it seems you're not in touch with reality |
Because you beg am money e no gree give you if you like no go find work ![]() yad2eidi: |
ManknowThyself:Rivers state is now a peaceful state so yeah you are somehow right but Rivers state of the early 2000s was something else the cultist then use more sophisticated weapons like assault rifles and machine guns and they kill indiscriminately for example if they are on a mission to kill a particular rival and the rival run into the mist of 50 people rather than single out that rival and bring him down they would just shoot the entire 50 people under they get to the rival and they dont use local guns they use Ak45 and machine gun some even use dynamite to blow up police stations if you think I'm lying go and research on the war between deybam vs deywell |
slipperyanus07:aboy disembark who goes you to dey charging OP abi you want collect 48 matchete drilling ![]() |
emperor4love:that's because the Rivers state government is sponsoring them if not it would be impossible for Iceland boys to get Ak 47 and machine guns where would they even get the money to buy them |
Rivers state should be removed from the list everywhere in Rivers state especially Port Harcourt is now peaceful (except Diobu that place is a hell hole) it's not as bad as it was in the early 2000s where you would see 16 years old boy that suppose to be in school walking round the streets with machete and AK 47 shouting Aromate or where you would see bullet holes on cars and building with dead bodies littered all over the place during the time of deybam and deywell |
This one is from Reddit |
This one is from Reddit |
Say no to gooning or risk losing your destiny |
More white people sharing their bad experience with masturbation
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Quit masturbation it will hinder your progress
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For those of you who don't believe masturbation is demonic or causes Badluck these are testimonies from White people on their bad experience with masturbation It would be wise you put a stop to this unholy act after reading this You can view the full article with this link http://www.dearcupid.org/question/everytime-i-masturbate-i-have-bad-luck-bad.html
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Interesting two grown men turned an airport into a wrestling arena, caused delays for hundreds of people, and then think an Instagram apology resets the universe. Fascinating creatures. If they truly take responsibility they should calculate the total economic loss their stunt caused missed meetings, delayed contracts, ruined schedules and reimburse every passenger accordingly. Until then, these apologies are nothing but emotional noise, and the airline’s ‘acceptance’ is just PR oxygen. Order has been restored, but intelligence was never present |
EdonhappenTv:let’s not act surprised. In this country, criminals don’t hide in the shadows anymore; they walk in wearing uniform and the people in charge clap for them. The bandits didn’t negotiate they summoned him. And he came. Like a good boy. Because deep down he knows who actually controls that territory. The funniest part? They released 45 victims, and the government is probably celebrating it as an achievement. As if returning stolen people is now Customer Service. “Thank you for choosing Bandit Express, your freedom has been approved after successful dialogue. |
This whole PDP drama at the secretariat doesn’t surprise me at all. When a party builds itself on shaky alliances and overfed egos, sooner or later the cracks start showing. What happened in Abuja is not “wahala” it’s simply the natural outcome of a structure that has been weak for years. People are shouting about teargas and fights. I’m looking at the psychology behind it. Wike, Makinde, Bala Mohammed none of them acted out of principle. Let’s not deceive ourselves. What you saw was three power blocs finally admitting they don’t trust each other, don’t respect each other, and don’t fear each other enough to maintain peace. Once fear disappears in Nigerian politics, chaos enters. A party that can’t organize one meeting without police everywhere cannot pretend it is ready to lead a complex country. This is basic Nigerian political reality. If you cannot control your compound, forget controlling the whole street. But here’s the real manipulation nobody is talking about. Each faction knows the PDP is weak, but they’re all trying to rewrite the narrative so the public blames the other side for the decay. That’s how power works here not by competence, but by perception. Remove the noise, remove the media sensationalism, and one truth remains: This is not a clash. It is a vacancy and all of them are scrambling to fill it before the whole structure collapses. The person who understands that will not just win the fight they’ll inherit whatever is left of the PDP. |
Ogunnaike144:Ive been masturbating for the past three years and I can tell you for free that my life is messed up im always feeling unwilling to do anything and I'm always unsuccessful at what ever I manage to do worst of all I keep having demonic dreams and weird experience when ever I masturbate at midnight sometimes it feels as if someone is sitting on top of me and I can move or say anything and there will always be this black shadow that I see speaking in a language I can't understand long story short there is nothing good about masturbation it's demonic and sh!t |
AMI3:Only in the North would people protest in defense of bandits, calling them 'our sons, brothers, fathers.' The real joke? The educated elites are the masterminds behind it, keeping the masses uneducated so they can easily manipulate them. Blind loyalty, illiteracy, and elite schemes all rolled into one. If this happened anywhere else, heads would have rolled. Northern 'unity'? Nah, it's just controlled nonsense. |
Onlinetutor7:That mindset belongs to another era. Japan was the gold standard for tech innovation back in the ’80s and ’90s, but let’s be honest China has completely rewritten the playbook. Japan still makes neat, precise gadgets and leads in robotics, sure. But while Japan was polishing perfection in labs, China was building an empire investing billions into AI, 5G, space exploration, supercomputing, green energy, and electric vehicles. They’re not just producing tech; they’re setting the pace for the entire world. Today, China is launching satellites, testing hypersonic missiles, and running a space station while Japan is still debating over constitutional limits on its military tech. Japan might have elegance, but China has momentum, scale, and ambition the three things that actually move the world forward. So no, Japan isn’t China’s father in technology. If anything, China is the one writing the future, and Japan is just quietly watching from the sidelines respectful, but no longer leading. |
2mch:Lol nobody’s twisting anything, bro. The law sounds straightforward, but Nigeria’s legal system isn’t that black and white. The Child Rights Act sets 18 as the minimum, yes but not every state in Nigeria has domesticated it. Customary and Islamic laws still operate side by side with statutory law. That’s why no court has ever charged Ned Nwoko because legally, he didn’t break a binding law in his jurisdiction. You can’t jail someone based on public opinion or moral outrage; it has to be on what the law actually says and where it applies. |
2mch:That’s not actually accurate. Under Nigerian law, there’s a difference between customary marriage and statutory marriage. The Child Rights Act sets 18 as the minimum age, but not all Nigerian states have domesticated that law. In some parts of the country, especially under customary or Islamic law, marriage is still valid once the girl is considered mature and her family gives consent. At the time Ned Nwoko married Regina Daniels, there was no legal evidence that she was under 18 her family publicly confirmed she was already an adult, and no official record ever proved otherwise. Allegations about her being younger were mostly internet speculation, not a verified legal claim. So legally speaking, Ned Nwoko didn’t commit any proven crime. If her parents consented and the marriage followed the applicable customary law in Delta State, then it stands valid in Nigeria. Also, living in the UK doesn’t mean Nigerian customary law stops applying in Nigeria he followed the law of his home state. Unless there’s solid proof that she was under 18 and that a federal law binding in that state was violated, there’s no legal ground for imprisonment. |
It amazes me how many people blindly believe everything the white man’s science says. They claim the Earth is spherical like a ball, yet everywhere we stand, travel, or build is flat. How can a “sphere” have a flat surface? Sometimes you just have to open your eyes and question the so-called “facts” we’ve been fed since childhood. |
It amazes me how many people blindly believe everything the white man’s science says. They claim the Earth is spherical like a ball, yet everywhere we stand, travel, or build is flat. How can a “sphere” have a flat surface? Sometimes you just have to open your eyes and question the so-called “facts” we’ve been fed since childhood. |
Silentgroper:True, bad things happen regardless but masturbation can make it worse. It drains your energy, focus, and motivation, which makes it easier for things to fall apart. |
GodisStriking:hi OP seriously struggling with masturbation and I need help my life is a complete mess |
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Funny enough, I later saw a link where people were also sharing the same kind of experiences. That’s when I realized this thing is real and not just in my head. And here is the link for those who are skeptical http://www.dearcupid.org/question/everytime-i-masturbate-i-have-bad-luck-bad.html
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MikeofKd:You can be skeptical if you want, but don’t gaslight my experience. What I shared is real, and I’ve come to realize many others have gone through similar things too. Everyone’s path to awareness is different, so if you don’t understand mine, at least respect it. |
SpencerForbes:Thanks bro, I understand what you mean, but in my case it wasn’t really about training my mind to expect bad luck. To be honest, I never even suspected masturbation had anything to do with the things going wrong in my life until I came across a Christian article that talked about it deeply. After reading that article, I started connecting the dots and relating it with all the bad luck, setbacks, and strange experiences I’d been having. That was when I realized how much the habit had been affecting me spiritually and mentally. So for me, it wasn’t just guilt or mindset it was eye-opening knowledge that helped me see the real issue |
