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Tonyfx:I'm afraid I have to agree with you! He kept stealing from you Bob, and you kept giving him opportunity to steal from you. You'd likely put him in a drughouse if his problem were drugs, then you'd social media the fact he overdosed and died! |
Beautiful picture! Are you sure its mother and daughter?
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In 2014, former Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan signed the Same Sex Marriage Prohibition Act, a move that not only banned same sex relationships but also entrenched intolerance of them across the country. It’s no exaggeration to say that homophobia in the country – and on the African continent –is not only rife, but also vicious. Many still support the colonial attitude that queer love is “un-African”. Temi Wilkey’s debut play The High Table begins with a thunderous roll of drumming on the gravely, rust-coloured, undulating hills of the afterlife, as the Ancestors gather for a committee meeting. The atmosphere is taut; the only item on the agenda is the wedding of Tara (Cherrelle Skeete) and Leah (Ibinabo Jack). They must vote on whether or not to bless it. Back on earth, the situation is mirrored as the announcement of the couple’s pending nuptials creates a deep rift in the family. Daniel Bailey’s production keeps the beauty of black, queer love centre stage. It gives plenty of space to Tara and Leah’s visual expressions of love, which Skeete and Jack deliver with heart-melting tenderness. Though the themes in Wilkey’s play are heavy, and the dialogue often serious, Bailey is skilful in his use of humour – it lands in exactly the right spot, every time. Wilkey’s play shows how before the arrival of the British, women loved women and men loved men, and it was no big deal. It confidently reclaims the queer narrative that was stolen all those years ago and it will be appreciated by generations to come. https://www.thestage.co.uk/reviews/2020/the-high-table-review-at-bush-theatre-london-places-the-beauty-of-black-queer-love-centre-stage/
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Babacele:They are so ignorant about history that I often think they were born tomorrow! Just hear someone blaming Obama for "The USA was on free fall both nationally and internationally", when that freefall began under Bush. Same way they ignore what GEJ was doing with crude oil at $150 a barrel! |
For anyone wondering how far "suspected Fulani herdsme" will have had to travel with their cattle to get to Uwheru Kingdom, in Ughelli North Local Government Area of Delta State, it is the place pinned red on the map below.
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This your thread is being ignored because your "shelved" is a distortion of "Ihedioha’s lead lawyer, Kanu Agabi sought for time". You are either being fake, trying to sensationalise or don't know the meaning of "shelved". |
Yinka Shonibare is a British-Nigerian artist, whose work explores cultural identity, colonialism and post-colonialism within the contemporary context of globalization. He was born in London and moved to Lagos, Nigeria at the age of three. Yinka returned to London to study Fine Art first at Byam Shaw College of Art and then at Goldsmiths College, where he received his MFA, graduating as part of the ‘Young British Artists’ generation. Yinka Shonibare currently lives and works in the East End of London.
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Well, we can of course go check the evidence. Below is a graph of US GDP from 2007. Tell me if you see growth after 2008's Subprime implosion.
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We do not murder herdsmen in my village, 208! The herdsmen are well behaved visitors in my village and we do not go about spilling people's blood either which is why we all - Fulanis, herdsmen, Hausas, Igbos, Muslims, Christians and Ogunists and Sangoists and anyone else who wishes to live amongst us - live peacefully. Maybe your village should come learn how we defend ourselves instead of being ignorant and unconstitutional with your amotekun. content208: |
All of that is a bunch of lies concocted by the Chinese state with the tacit support of the U.S. deep state and its friends in the European Union, Russia and Australia, and spread by the docile media in all of those countries.Sceptical is too mild a word to describe how reluctant I am to believe the media, the intelligence agencies, the governments of EU, Russia and Australia and the entire world, will all collude to do what is being described here when they can just expose and destroy China! |
sapientia:Yet, i bet you would not have voted for the very educated Emir of Kano if he had put himself forward. |
Rekhina:I don't know what 'yareebas' are so can't help you there, but I can reduce some ignorance by educating that agbero means conductor, as in the one you wait to tell you "Yaba! Yaba! Yaba!" before you enter bus. In some states we'd even advice you not to enter bus that has no agbero. |
Blackblunt:This is likely, fake, as it was written just 4 hours ago, but see as him go village on himself and with his own hands! His poor family will be hiding in shame because of his stupidity!
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Hear my very good man. If some Northerners have a choice they will assassinate this good Emir or get Gangdollar to remove him, but even dead, his voice will continue to burn them! |
Dem de joke that kind thing? Well, those who responded to your joking were also joking. Cretin! And pig! |
Not possible. If all Nigerians die today, tomorrow morning, 5am sharp, Ghanaians and Nigeriens from Niger will open border full the place and call themselves Nigerians and be fighting with themselves for our glorious land! That said. Corona and locusts are coming and we are shouting "cow"! |
We will improve once we amotekunamise. We can make that Oba slapper our leader!
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Let's see how long it takes for some smart person to recognise that the Supreme Council for Shar’ah in Nigeria does not support Shekau's terrorising boko haram. |
kkins25:Why you asking buda, kkins? Zoharariel did not mention buda, or did he? I love his bit about Syria though. Talk about hypocrisy! America can't get their hands on Syrian oil so Assad's enemies are America's enemy even though Assad's enemies are America's enemies too. |
Where is my car? |
The flat is earth jor, and somebody has already provided all the evidence you need to know the flat is indeed earth and only your laziness stops you going to the edge of the flat to confirm that it is indeed very earth indeed. This link is the evidence in a thread entitled We Have Been Lied To The Earth Is Flat And Not A Globe Please educate! I just cant keep this to myself anymore, the truth must be known |
The floods are being described as biblical by the media while most people are drinking beer in the pub while watching EPL on Sky. All that's left is for someone to come in and be stoned for selling tickets to heaven, or hell! |
Always suspected this. The pity is most Nigerians are not discriminatory about what they accept as credible information. If only we endeavored to understand instead of believing and trembling in fear like satan. |
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NairalandAngel:So scarce that we blind ourselves to its "road". |
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