GistMedia0: A woman was seen in tears after being relentlessly mocked and labeled as a "bouncer" on social media due to her muscular physique. The incident sheds light on the pervasive issue of body shaming and its emotional toll on individuals.
However, the woman's husband has taken a stand after his wife was wrongly called a "bouncer" on social media, sparking a wave of hurtful comments about her strong physique. In a video that has gained attention online, he confronts those responsible for the hurtful remarks.
The video shows the woman's husband, visibly upset, addressing the camera. "Are you happy now, calling my wife a bouncer?" he asks, his voice firm with frustration.
123yes: Why should some men be wicked to other people's children. Same lawyer will go and defend a client whose daughter face such issue Kia! People living double faced life. Sycophants every where.
He should take hard decisions to run a lean government and not just to tell Nigerians to manage first. The government too should manage by drastically reducing cost of governance thereby reducing government charges on doing business
psucc: Why regulate a deregulated market. They supposed allow the naira find it's level with dollar by March, 2024, we would have to be talking about N3000/$
tobenuel: As an African man I can't cope or keep up with these rules, I go break am tire. now imagine 20. Dinner Conversations Are Formulated Reason: It preserves the etiquette of the event Exception: None
King and our baba back home dey for town hall meeting, and baba just shout 'bulaba'. church go close asap
and I should stop eating my food becos king of Buckingham palace has finished his meal, taah gbafuu
Look at you. Your monarchs here have rules as well
This is why patriotism is low amongst Nigerians. After giving the country all the productive years of one's life, that's how they are repaid
Protesters arrested instead of attending to the root course of their agitation, the best solution is to shut them up
It is still the same Nigerians that are his colleagues either senior or junior that caused most if his predicament and likewise the denial of his gratuity payment. Nigerians doing themselves and yet accusing themselves of doing themselves.
PortHarcourtcit: Mr ITK, you may be the next person to be arrested because you and abure really plundered LP and the innocent Nigerians who thought that you are there messiah...
Are you so bittered to see the truth when told? Get a life.
gabbasin: If you think state police will be panacea to the current state of insecurity in Nigeria, you should have a rethink. Instead of state police being the solution, it will rather worsen it, there will be abuses by state police officers, citizens will be harrased, more rights abuses, collision with criminals and proliferation of weapons. Imagine state police operatives being owed salaries and turning rogues. The lasting solution to insecurity is good governance
State policing is not the issue. All you have said is also happening now with just federal police. Personnel's needs to be properly trained, educated and enlightened, though I understand that employment promises will engage political thugs as well. But there will always be a way around it.
I keep saying it. What is happening is due to underdeveloped humans over time. Handling gun to people who do not even appreciate humanity, people that think law enforcement is about bragging and dehumanization, people who do not understand what terms of engagement means. I weep for Nigeria
Missowombo: Dear Family landers. I am here to seek your advice on how to rescue my car from my neighbour. I bought a car, direct from abroad, a very clean and sweet ride, and registered in September, 2023 (5months ago). However, due to the high fuel consumption( V6, 3.5l engine) and the ever unstable fuel price today, I decided to put it up for sale to get a smaller engine capacity. A neighbour expressed interest in buying the car and decided to pay in installment which I agreed. I was also searching for a replacement at this time hoping to use the money realized from the sales to get my preferred ride. My preferred ride prices were shockingly high such that even if I doubled the price I gave to my neighbour it will still not be enough to buy the new ride. Prices rise by the hour these days in Nigeria and I have no hand in this crisis. I returned to my neighbour to inform him that I will not be selling the car anymore due to the present crises in prices of goods in the country. I apologized profusely for every inconvenience and transferred his money back to him. He got angry and said that I must submit the car key and documents to him. He even threatened to send his community and area boys to beat me up and extract the above items.
I came back from work to see my car jacked up, surrounded by 2 other vehicles to prevent the car's exit. For the records, there is no written or signed agreement between him and I concerning this sale. I refunded all his money 1 day after he paid his last installment and kept back my car. I have no hand in Nigeria's current problems. I am pushed to use force here but I am thinking that some initial peaceful resolution could be an option.
Can you here yourself. You refunded after he paid the last installment. How many installment did he pay and over what duration?
GBP is floated, USA is Floated, Euro is floated, Qatar pegged for a long time and floated from 2017. Pegged system gives room to economic stability and avoid volatility, Floating reflects the market activities and can only be stabilised through sustained trade balancing where export is either equal to import or higher than import. The higher the demand for Naira the more it appreciates in value. So what are we exporting but we must first ensure that local consumption is met
peculiar2233: Even if they provide the solution to Nigeria problem, will politicians ever listen and implement whatever they comes out with? The answer is NO
Exactly my view. Even the conferences and committees they funded directly, they did not use the result