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Xisnin:
Apparently not as foolish and ignorant as you are.

ojuu4u:
This is mindset of almost 90% of Nigerians ladies, apologies for the virtual ladies in Nigeria society, wants to get rich syndrome mostly by giving/selling their body out, ..... immagine saying I can do ANYTHING turning yourself to sex machine on live TV just to get to BBN* which you may not win eventually .little wonder 90% of people used for ritual are females and more reasons for bashing womenfolks on social media

az94:
Beware of this Fraudster

unclesuruoffi:
Emir of Kanam, Alhaji Muhammad Mua’zu Muhammad, in a new interview talked about his experience on the throne, how his first wife got him three other wives. 

Here are excerpts from the interview Punch's James Abraham had with the 46-year-old Emir of Kanam;


How did you meet your first wife?

It was when I was almost graduating that my father called me and said I was going to get married. I told him I did not have any girlfriend and he told me not to worry because they had got one for me. Fortunately, the person in question is my dad’s cousin and she became my first wife. And she was the one that married the other three wives for me. You may be interested in knowing how I married them as well. When I became the Emir of Kanam, my first wife told me she could not move into the big palace without another woman there as my second wife. And I told her again that I didn’t have a girlfriend. She told me she had one for me. And I said if it was fine by her, then it was fine by me too. That was how I married my second wife. My third wife came in here to greet the family and my first wife saw her. Again, she came to me and said, ‘Your Royal Highness, I have seen another one that is to your taste’. I said she should go ahead and talk to her. She is from Kaduna. And my last wife is my cousin’s sister.

What did you see in your first wife that you liked when you first saw her?

There was nothing I could mention except to say that she was a perfect choice made for me by my father. That was it. I obeyed and there has never been any regret for obeying his choice of marriage for me. Even if there is an issue, it will be from the ones I married after I became the Emir but I tackle the challenges as they come by doing the best (I can do), accommodating them, and asking them to correct themselves. The mother of my first wife is the younger sister of the late Emir whom I succeeded. My father is the son of the late Emir. Everything about her is attractive; she is obedient, so loving, caring and submissive. She is the best wife any man can have because I have never had any complaint about her. I married her in 1998. My first child with her is now 19 years old.

https://unclesuru.com/2019/02/02/my-first-wife-got-me-three-other-wives-emir-of-kanam/

goldcoinhub:
The owner of a Japanese sushi restaurant chain on Saturday set a record by paying more than $3 million for a bluefin tuna in the New Year tuna auction at Tokyo’s new fish market.

Kiyoshi Kimura, who owns the Sushizanmai chain, paid 333.6 million yen (£2.5 million) for the 278-kg (613-lb) fish caught off the coast of northern Japan’s Aomori prefecture, or double what he had paid six years ago, reports Telegraph UK.

“The tuna looks so tasty and very fresh, but I think I did too much,” Kimura told reporters outside the market later.

“I expected it would be between 30 million and 50 million yen, or 60 million yen at the highest, but it ended up five times more.”

Saturday’s event was the first New Year auction of the Toyosu market, after the famed Tsukiji fish market shut last year to provide temporary parking for the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics.

Kimura had held the record for top price paid for a single fish at the new year’s auction for six straight years until 2017. But last year, the owner of a different fish restaurant chain paid the highest price.

After the auction, the fish was taken to one of Sushizanmai’s branches located in the old market of Tsukiji.

Tuna is prized around the world for its use in sushi, but experts warn growing demand has made it an endangered species.

https://lailasnews.com/tuna-fish-sells-for-n1-1billion-in-japans-new-year-tuna-auction/

JasonScoolari:
And none of my hopeless bank wished me a happy new year but they were quick to withdraw their monthly N52.00 charge.

UBA, our relationship will end if you fail to wish me happy Sunday. You've less than 4days to apologise.

First bank, don't even wish me anything, I will throw you out like a mere prostitute who's not after my satisfaction.

Union Bank, Consider yourself lucky for advising me on how to save 5k monthly.

Access bank should be given the award. That bank is just like a quiet dude who snatch the beautiful girl from his noisy neighbors.

Opinionated:
By Abdulkabir Olatunji

I boarded a Keke Marwa yesterday in Lagos for a distance I knew was not worth more than N50. It was driven by a lady and at that point, I was her only passenger (she probably just started work in the evening) a few metres into the journey she announced: “Oga, it is N100 O”. I responded, “it is N50”. She went on: “It is end of the year”, I insisted “No O, it is N50”. Her next line was “Oga as you big reach (checking myself to see the ‘bigness’), “you suppose dey use am to thank God for the end of the year”. I kept quiet to conserve my energy, depending on the side of me she was talking to, I could give her N50 or the N100, I had change, so, she did not have leverage of giving me any amount she liked as change.

As she picked one more passenger along the way, my rational self insisted that ‘the fare is worth N50, give her N50’. As I alighted from the tricycle, I gave her N50. The look on her face was beyond despondent, “close to depression and almost in tears”, she said: “Oga, I have told you now”. I handed over N100 to her and collected the N50, immediately I received and upbeat “thank you”.

While I know the fare was worth no more than N50, the additional N50 I paid was not worth the woman’s depression over it.

In our simple interactions in life, there are always reasons to be introspective and ways to learn. While I am not convinced that she would go hungry without the additional N50, her heart was heavily set on it and that I understood and respected for whatever it was worth to her.

Source: The 50 Naira that Almost Caused Depression

supaNOVAE:
Nigerians and pretence.

Salamandala:
Merry X-mas everybody

arleck:
I don hear

PAPICHUCHO:
Bros cancer or wetin u call am no dey reach our side.

arleck:
you Oyo with your thoughts

McAausim:




Hanging out with my chick
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Merry Christmas to you all

arleck:

Blah! blah! blah!

arleck:
Go make a research please

arleck:
Not smoking weed but cigarette

PAPICHUCHO:
Weed

couragemurphy:
i fit take am sow seed o bro...

MissJoy29:
Ok sir.

Merry Christmas

couragemurphy:
Merry Xmas @All

we are celebrating ours here in a grand style #hustling'n'bustling

MissJoy29:
Lol...concern kwa?