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MrBrownJay1:
truly, the important question to ask the dude who won the twerking contest IS:

He's not gay. Just doing something he loves. Setting the bar for all women out there

So, a guy just won the Guinness World Record for twerking. Yep, you read that right. And you know what? I think he should be celebrated.

First off, it breaks stereotypes wide open. Instead of seeing twerking as just a woman's thing, this win shows that dance is for everyone, no matter your gender.

Plus, it sets a new bar for excellence. If a guy can out-twerk women with his strong nyash and get a Guinness world record for it, it challenges every woman out there to up their game. Picture all those talented women thinking, If he can do it, imagine what I can achieve! It’s a fun, competitive twist that can push the twerking community to even greater heights.

And let's be real, it's a funny story to tell. Anytime I see a lady twerk, I know she can't do it properly because if she could, then she should have gotten an award for it. A world record for that matter.

Ultimately, this is a win for every man out there. It sends a message that dance is about joy and passion, not about fitting into a specific box. Not about having big bum bum and a beautiful face So, let’s celebrate this guy’s
record-breaking twerk and keep shaking what we've got, no matter who we are.

And let us all remember that The best twerker in the world is a man
Respect that man anywhere you see him.

This win is a win for men out there struggling hard to do their thing against all odds.

Any lady you see on social media twerking to entice men, remind her that she can do better, then remind her of a certain Babajide that had twerked for 3 plus hours and got a world record for it.

This was the plan

mrvitalis:
Nigeria don't have a market reason dangote is not selling his petrol here

You have a regulated market where government fix prices who sells in such market

Dangote is now offering to sell part of the refinery


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/715819-exclusive-aliko-dangote-offers-to-sell-650000-bpd-oil-refinery-to-nnpc.html

mrvitalis:
Firstly why would he sale his refinery to Nigeria Lmaooo

Two where in hell would nigeria get 15 billion dollars Minimum to buy it... With a president like tinubu no body is giving him such loan

Most of you forget tinubu is unpopular... If dangote spends 500 million dollars that presidency would be too hot for tinubu ooh... Know your limit

Not every Rich man is as humble and forgiving like Peter Obi... Tinubu is a no body in the business world

How about competition, shouldn't there be competition in the market?

So what is wrong here?

I was given a car too when I finished secondary school.

Na format. The only thing I did was to wash it while others dey drive am.

But they said it was my car 😁😁😁

So what is wrong here?

I was given a car too when I finished secondary school.

Na format. The only thing I did was to wash it while others dey drive am.

But they said it was my car 😁😁😁

Or what do you think?

mrvitalis:
So you think investors who invested billions of dollars won't be aware of this?

Nigeria has never been, is not and would not be dangote primary market target

Why should he sale in nigeria for ₦1254 while he can go to Ghana, Togo, Benin, Cameroon and say for ₦1650 to ₦1789

You tinubu supporters over estimate the power of a president more over a Nigerian President to a business man like dangote

Lmaooo worse if tinubu do to much he relocate his company head quarters to the USA or EU case close them no born tinubu well to do shit after that

He can only sell off that refinery (to the Nigerian government) which is one of his biggest investment so far.

He can't relocate after he has sold the refinery at a loss.

Good writeup

Benard5050:
I've tried everything in my power to make things work for me, im fed up.
I'm not a lazy man, I hustle every day her nothing is getting better, now im with a debt of 500k that I don't have the means to pay.

Where on earth would I see 500k, isn't it better to end it all??

I tried I tried my best 😭

At least you don even chop sef to dey fed up.

That guy didn't even enjoy his wedding

SpaceX:
Competitors

Stop correcting people so you don't become stupid one day.
Competition in that context is not wrong

Competition refers to the overall rivalries and challenges, while competitors zooms in on the actual people or entities he's up against.

We both don't know who Dangote is up against.
Correcting people makes you an enemy touches on their ego, and makes them react aggressively. Stop it.

adamma24:
The cabals just want to frustrate this dangote guy....

the same way he has been frustrating his competition

Lalasticlala

If the Nigerian government wants to establish a refinery within 6 months, one potential strategy could be to acquire the existing Dangote refinery. Here's how:

1. Demarket the Refinery: Start by subtly demarketing the refinery to create doubt among investors. This could include highlighting potential risks or issues. This happened during the interview NMDPRA

2. Wait for Investor Sell-Off: As confidence drops, investors may start selling their shares, reducing the refinery's market value.

3. Government Acquisition: Once the value decreases, the government can step in and purchase the refinery at a lower price.

This approach could expedite the process, allowing the government to take control of an existing refinery rather than building one from scratch...

Vulcan24:
Don't mind that goofy guy! Properties of fathers belongs to the children not wives

properties belong to the children, you are correct. The house the man lived in belongs to the wife. In this case it's the woman's property. Kiss the truth.

chidiokay:
I want to assume you are not from these continent, however if you must know in africa esp.. Nigeria inheritance are for children
The wife/mother is duely compensated but naa the children get the property and will manage the property
In the event of no will, the 1st child is entitled to largest share, even the law recognises the 1st born

Compensated how? The house always belongs to the mother. She will live there till the day she dies. Other properties can be shared. Lastly the court will rule in her favour if there is no will.

MasterJayJay:
The fufu even dey flat like slippers. Na for only burial ceremonies you go see standard akpu.

True

Solofresh2:
Are you Ruth on twitter

Is Ruth the only one that consumes Fufu?

The farmers are collecting loans from the government meanwhile the people are hungry. These farmers are not going into farming. These farmers are living the life that's why prices are going up.

Fufu size is going down. Not fair for people who consume lots of Fufu.
These farmers needs to be arrested and they need to pay back their grants and loans

#Bringbackourfufu
#Bringbackourfufu

The size of fufu has been a topic of concern for many years, with the once-ubiquitous staple food competing with buns and puff-puff in terms of size. However, it's not just the size that's the issue - it's the prices that have made it inaccessible to the less privileged. Fufu, once a staple food for many, has become a luxury item, with prices skyrocketing from 50 naira to 100 or even 200 naira per serving.

The farmers, who are responsible for providing this essential food staple, have been offering various excuses for the decrease in size and increase in price. However, it's clear that their excuses are nothing more than a facade for their own greed. They claim to be providing food for the people, but in reality, they are lining their own pockets with profits from loans by the government while leaving the less privileged to go hungry.

The situation is dire, and something needs to be done to address it. It's time for the people to wake up and take action. The call to "bring back our fufu" is not just a slogan - it's a cry for justice and fairness. The people are demanding that the farmers stop exploiting them and start providing a decent size and price for this essential food staple.

But it's not just the farmers who are to blame. The government also bears some responsibility for allowing this situation to persist. They must hold the farmers accountable for their actions and ensure that they are providing fair prices for fufu.

Furthermore, some have attributed the recent attacks by Fulani herdsmen on farmers as a form of divine retribution for their greed and dishonesty. While this may be an extreme view, it highlights the widespread resentment towards the farmers' actions.

In conclusion, the situation with fufu is unacceptable, and something needs to be done to address it. The people demand fair prices and decent sizes for this essential food staple. It's time for the farmers to stop exploiting them and start providing a service that benefits everyone.

#Bringbackourfufu
#Bringbackourfufu

Handing over to Tinubu is against the constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria


https://www.nairaland.com/7629093/inaugurating-tinubu-may-29-breach

Inaugurating Tinubu on march 29 is against the constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria


https://www.nairaland.com/7629093/inaugurating-tinubu-may-29-breach

Inaugurating Tinubu on May 29 will be a breach of the constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria.
This should not happen