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The big Benz!

Gomez head no just Correct for there

3-2 !

Alison serve Akpororo better free dinner

2-2 .

Game on!

seankafor:
compare and contrast bro

Look at stadiums of teams like enitratrarch Frankfurt, union Berlin,Bayer Leverkusen,etc, their stadiums are at the top tier unlike stadiums of Brighton,borunemotth crystal palace and et cetra on other leagues

Maybe u should google what Brighton stadium looks like first . 😆

seankafor:
I must applaud the architectural infrastructure in Germany and the bundesliga

They have the best stadium structure in the whole of Europe..

Even their mid table and lower teams have the best of stadiums.


Kudos to them

How did u come about this conclusion ?

GloriousGbola:
https://www.nairaland.com/3236044/weed-porn-t-shirt-worn-pastor

Yoruba movies did it first

🤣🤣🤣🤣

I no dey even bother waste my time watch Nigerian movies sef. Those ones no dey even bother edit anything before pushing the film out.

Even the recent ones people have been hyping cos they made it to netflix sef, they don’t impress me one bit.

iamoyindamola:
The parents are typical Nigeria parents way their children they do yahoo
Them complain small spend money clean mouth
S2 is out but currently in view I wan make them complete am

Very typical of Nigerian parents especially the mum. She prays for Meech , in fact she loves him more than the other children; Just like some naija parents dey use Yahoo money go Mecca and pilgrimage for Jerusalem .

I’ve watched the season 2 up till episode 6 already . Looking forward to the next two episodes .

Ibunkun1:
e still dey disguise. Very somehow casting

Initially I thought they will kill his character off after season 1 , but I was surprised he made it to season 2.

The part that burst my head was when he asked meech’s father to change where he keeps his porn magazines so his wife won’t find it . See pastor advice na .

iamoyindamola:
Immediately I see the werey na laugh🤣🤣🤣
Na true life story sef

That nonsense detective Bryant is annoying sha ; and the dem Meech parents are hypocrites (both their mum and dad ). Dem dey spend drug money but still dey complain say their sons dey deal drugs .

The only thing I find unreal about the series is the fact that Terry no dey gree finish high school commot go college . Haba! Person gf born, the pikin don dey grow yet he still dey high school

Iamoyindamola I just had time to watch that Black mafia Family series u recommended ; I don’t know it was that good. Na better series Abeg!

How did they cast a whole snoop dogg to act as pastor ? . I was just waiting for him to smoke inside the series sha

seankafor:
By the way, watching putin speech now

My love for this man keeps growing day by day

U ehn

Only u love Putin still love Abacha

Bombblacks:
But it is indeed illegal under the federal law in Nigeria. Nigerians just used the loophole of traditional form of marriages to get round it. Saw way child marriage is illegal under federal law but northern states uses the loophole of Sharia to bypass it.

This is why I said u are an American and sees things from an American point of view. The federal law in Nigeria recognizes customary law and sharia law.

I can't remember the case now, but I know there was a case back then in which a christian/civil wedding was declared void simply because of a previously existing polygamous marriage of one of the couples in Nigeria.

Bombblacks:
We are talking about civil and federal law in both countries. In both countries the government doesn't recognize polygamy and it's illegal. You cannot marry a 2nd wife in Nigeria if your marriage is registered in the Court. We are not talking about Traditional form of marriage.

The point is unlike US, Nigeria doesn't operate the solely on federal/civil law; so u can't use the word "illegal" when talking about polygamy in Nigeria.

iamoyindamola:
I was wondering where he got the law from
Moreover it only applies to those that did court wedding (part of the English law)

Yeah U are right . I believe he’s probabaly an American with Nigerian parents; he doesn’t really know how things work here like that .

Bombblacks:
Yes Africans practice polygamy under traditional form of marriage. Legally it's not allowed in Nigeria same as in the u.s.

I think u are confusing urself with semantics here . Raumdeuter is right , polygamy is legal in Nigeria . Why ? Because the legal system in Nigeria includes common law( the English law ) , customary law and sharia.

That is why u won’t see anybody prosecuted for practicising polygamy except he marries under common law which bars a man from having more than a wife.

When u say polygamy is not allowed in he USA , u are right cos it’s alien to their legal system .However u can’t say polygamy is not allowed in Nigeria cos our legal system which includes customary law and sharia actually makes it legal .

GloriousGbola:
It is a classic moral question

Much like the trolley problem

Incest is a crime in this part of the world and none of our respective cultures/traditions support it. I think that’s that about morality on this issue .

Donjazet2:
An interesting thread stumbled upon in reddit.

A university in Islamabad, Pakistan asked it's students to write an essay on whether it is right or wrong for a brother and sister to have had casual sex. Then further clarifications are given in the comments. And it's quite an eye opening thread on morality. And the entire concept of right and wrong in our society.

Insightful stuff I tell you.

Eeewww!

🤮 🤮 🤮 🤮

Palapala ilu apala

Tataffo:
This is an agbawo with traditional media ooo, A reputable man who have staked his reputation and certificate behind his publications,Lmaoooooooooooooooo

Bayo Onanuga was actually a good journalist back in the days. He's one of those guys that really gave it to the Military governments back in the days with his pen.

The thing is when people join partisan politics their loyalty suddenly moves to whoever is responsible for buttering their bread. Na wetin dey happen be that. His job selling Tinubu's candidacy at this time is a tough one, but baba gats to hustle for the muller.

Segedinho:
Peter Obi exposed....


https://mobile.twitter.com/aonanuga1956/status/1627662327834198016

See as Bayo Onanuga mumu himself just like that

Even Hundeyin wey dem born yesterday sef dey use the baba and him years of experience as journalist laugh

PendragonVII:
Smiles. Similar to mine. I went to art class and my dad didn’t argue just for me to get to school the second day and he don first me reach school bought all science class textbooks and left😂😂

Same when I enter uni. He did my admission into medicine. I cross Comot go computer for 2nd year. He didn’t know that I crossed until I enter 300L. Though I do regret am sometimes though.

From a very young age I'm someone whose parents and loved ones respect his decisions ; I guess that helped me in a way sha.

A001:
I agree with Donjazet2. If you're the type that used to read a lot before the advent of the Internet, you'll still continue the same habit with the Internet.

In today's information age, it's easier to break free from propaganda and superstitious beliefs than it was 20 years ago when there was no Internet, when most people didn't have access to some books and some information.

For someone like me, I don't rely on only results on the first page of Google when trying to read up on a subject like history. I read wide from diverse sources including contradictory references.

The Internet has made it extremely easy to gain access to information on tons of subjects and topics — something that was difficult in the pre-Internet days.

Now, you can read up on a topic and gain mastery of it with some hours of research using the Internet.

Away from that, history is one of the most subjects in any education system and should be taken more seriously by the government.

Unfortunately there are fewer people like u in this age and time. When I check whatsapp status and see people posting fake news here and there ; like very ridiculous stories they lifted off blogs, I just shake my head

obainojazz:
I’ve been having a running argument with one guy telling me US killed Ghadaffi because he said they should back their currency to gold… and then I asked him if other African countries without huge gold reserves or deposit will even agree to such… He said western media don corrupt me 🤣🤣

He’s been send me videos of woke white people re-echoing the same thing as his source and there are a lot of those videos 💀

Social media can brainwash easily

That’s what I dislike about social media; u will people posting things that clearly shows they are delusional and they will tell u that u are the one that is slave to propaganda 🤦‍♂️

raumdeuter:
I think Literature was also an option then but was mainly for Arts student since those who wanted to study law must have Literature

For a Science student beside the English Maths Physics Chemistry Biology that were mandatory Geography, Economics, Agric were adopted by those who wants to study courses in Faculty of Agric, Economics and Geography for those who wanted to do Social Sciences

After JSS3 results , I was literally placed into Science class without my consent simply because I pack A’s full result and they felt the guy with the best result in the school should definitely belong to science class .

I walked into the Vice principal’s office and demanded that I be placed in Commercial class; VP wan craze . Like she would have none of that, but I was persistent and told her that was what I wanted . She even insisted I bring my parents and have them confirm they are okay with my decision before she obliged .

A lot of stereotypes back then mehn! Those detailed some kids sha

Donjazet2:
There are 2 ways of looking at this. The internet has ensured that one can see all sides of a story IF the person looks for it but there is also the risk of algorithms putting people deep into rabbit holes and ensures confirmation biases thus falling prey to targeted propaganda.

But I believe that it is much easier to spot and break free from propaganda today than it was many years ago when we depended on traditional media houses.

I do not agree with this bold part of ur statement , I agree totally with Afrodoc on this .

Myself for example , growing up I read TELL magazine , The news magazine , and dem Newswatch which my old man buys weekly . They tell stories of how things happen in the real sense of it.

In modern times I’ve read a lot of nonsense posted by youngings on social media all in the name of blogging/journalism and I shake my head . You will see nonsense headlines that don’t agree with the body of the news article , you begin to wonder who even edited such nonsense before it made it to the news.

I also read a lot of books about the history of the country , about the civil wars and political dispensations that were told from a first person point of view . I read books like Wole Soyinka’s the man died, different accounts of the civil war from different authors with different biases and a discerning mind can always point out the facts in those books . What do we have today ? Just nonsense being posted on social media and when u decide to engage the author they will just veer off course and can’t defend their write-ups.

afrodoc2:
Expunged ke? What was the rationale behind that? I mean what was the official explanation.

I think the excuse they gave then was that students were not offering the subject(It was optional) and that there were few jobs for history graduates.

nihilistjnr:
A lot of the things livelongnprospa posted are lies

Imagine posting that Obi established ABSA or ANSEPA

Obi is being given credit for a Central Motor Park that doesn't even exist

That Chat GPT lasan. I remember when me sef check some things, e just dey give some head-scratching results wey I no trust.

But How does the AI sef source for it's info?

afrodoc2:
If you don't read dem go bobo you. Have they stopped teaching history? I doubt it but even in my time it was optional.

Yar Adua Government expunged History from schools curriculum in Nigeria. I think late last year Buhari's government approved the reintroduction of History into schools curriculum, I doubt they've started teaching it back sef cos as at that late last year they were still talking about training teachers that will resume the teaching.

This country ehn.

larride:
If only they are truly independent.

It's a no brainer. They should be the one transporting their materials themselves. That's why you will begin to hear stories of election materials not getting to some polling units and people have to wait and wait. In some instance sef na party agents dey contribute money to transport the materials on election day when those Inec contracted no gree show up.

Most times sef na party agent dey buy lunch for electoral officials. This Nigeria ehn

larride:
All the transport leaders in all the states of the federation supports a particular candidate or party. It doesn't stop INEC from using them to transport electoral materials since those materials will be accompanied by Inec officials and police in some instances sef.

I know the uproar about MC Olumo because it is Lagos, if the reason is because Mc Olumo is pro Tinubu, every other transport leaders in all other states shouldn't be contracted either.

Anyway I feel the best thing is for INEC to independently transport their sensitive materials without involving any of these transport guys but it will cost alot of money to achieve that.

I think this is the ideal thing for INEC considering they are named "INDEPENDENT" NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION .

Donjazet2:
I'm interested in hearing more of that story.

Larride has actually done justice to this.