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seppuku:Do it however you deem fit—it's your problem to solve. Be well informed, however, that I am a proud tribalist. Da ti e mo—know your own people and protect them. |
They are patriotic, and I admire that. Anyone who deliberately makes South Africans feel uncomfortable in their own country should be deported without hesitation. If Yorubaland were an independent country, I would champion similar campaigns against toxic and outspoken foreigners who have spread themselves across every corner of our land. You cannot come from a distant country, insult the people of your host nation by calling them lazy, dirty, weak, or ugly, and still expect them to make your stay comfortable and peaceful. Instead of directing such energy toward disparaging others, channel it into developing your own homeland as well. I stand with South Africans on this issue. Every ungrateful and abusive foreigner who disrespects their host country should be shown the way out. |
Where is the "lost significant weight"? |
[quote author=EmmyMaestro post=139651505]Lady Left Stunned After Seeing Old Photos Of Her Father As A Young Man. A lady has sparked reactions on social media after sharing throwback photographs of her father and revealing how they changed her perception of stories he often told about his younger years. The woman posted two old photographs showing her father during his youth, including one image of him posing shirtless and another taken at what appeared to be a social gathering. According to her, her father had frequently claimed that he attracted considerable attention from women when he was younger. However, she admitted that she was initially sceptical of the claim. The photos quickly drew attention online, with many users commenting on the man’s physique and appearance in the throwback images. Daughter shares father’s old photos While sharing the photographs, the lady explained that seeing the images helped her understand why her father often spoke confidently about his younger days. “My dad said he attracted a lot of women when he was younger and I didn’t believe him until I saw this.” The statement resonated with many social media users, who said old photographs often reveal a different side of parents that their children may never have witnessed firsthand. Social Media Users React The post joins a growing trend of people sharing old photographs of their parents and grandparents online, often sparking conversations about fashion, lifestyle and personal experiences from previous decades. Many commenters reacted with humour, while others praised the father’s physique and confident appearance in the images. Some users also noted how family photographs can provide insight into the lives of older generations and preserve memories that might otherwise be forgotten. The throwback photos have continued to attract attention online, with many people sharing similar stories about discovering unexpected details from their parents’ younger years through old pictures and family memories. dad is still a young man. The only reason he has lost some of his finesse is that he has become less consistent with his workout routine. I'm quite certain that I'm older than your dad, yet I maintain a better physique. |
Rot in hell— terrorist! |
GeneralOuki:You can only fool yourself. The truth is that, in your view, anyone who does not support your intense hostility toward other Nigerians or join in your constant narrative of victimhood is automatically labeled anti-Igbo. So, come off it, man. It is what it is—you dislike Igbokwe because of his political stance and his willingness to speak frankly. |
EmekaA125:Everybody in your village, right? |
These people are simply not wise! They would have regretted it for a very long time if they had laid hands on Mr. Igbokwe. As Mr. Igbokwe rightly said, this is Lagos—the South-West. You cannot do certain things here and expect there to be no consequences. I sincerely hope you guys won't put your hands into a burning furnace because of politics in Lagos. Must everyone support Mr. Obi? Hmmmm... If the Lagos State Government decides to reason your matter l'asan, you guys are done for. Walahi! Person wey dem wan burn before, come still dey rob bodi with petrol! |
Love800:He is not Hausa—he belongs to the Sayawa ethnic group. There are actually more ethnic groups in Northern Nigeria than in the South. The reality is that many northerners who are often mistakenly classified as Hausa are, in fact, from other ethnic groups. That said, the Hausa remain the largest ethnic group in Northern Nigeria. |
Sonofgod1990:Which Igbo? Zadok is from Bauchi state,and he is a Sayawa by ethnicity. He is a northerner. |
A new star is born— watch out for this guy. |
O tun gbemi de'be— Obi, Mr Stunner! Lori iro— gbaju e! |
This Makinde guy is still not serious. 10.30 pm 5 30 am— what's that?! |
Fajuyi made a mistake actually— he chose to die for nothing! May his soul rest in peace, though. |
Hello, guys. My Facebook account has just been suspended, with an option to appeal within 180 days. I was instructed to upload a clearer profile picture and a valid means of identification—such as a driver's licence, international passport, etc.—to confirm that my details match the information I provided. I have already uploaded a new photograph, and a code was sent to me in that regard to proceed further. However, I have decided to pause for now until I get confirmation from those who may have experienced this before. Please, has anyone gone through this process before? I do not want to fall victim to an online scam. Thank you. |
How do you sleep with your two eyes closed inside this kind of building?! Omo....o lewu o! |
Ifechukwu, you go learn o.......hmmmm,your head is about to be reshaped! |
Mr. Aare Ona Kakanfo, Gani Adams, stop giving the excuse that you have not received approval from the Federal Government—it is senseless! Yorubaland is under siege, and the onus is on you to defend and protect the land; it is your responsibility. As the Aare Ona Kakanfo, you are failing in your duty and responsibility. |
Dotherightthing:Exactly my position. Trump is fvcking crazy! |
Remi Aluko "Igwe" is one of my favorite fuji musicians of all time— great composer. You're healed in Jesus name, my brother. |
I pray they are all rescued alive. Amen. Adelabu Penkelemesi died in 1958. So, if the woman who was kidnapped alongside her children is indeed Adelabu Penkelemesi's daughter, when was she born? The woman in the picture could not have been born in 1958, and I do not think the former Minister of Power, Mr. Adelabu Junior, was born in 1958 either. Are these people truly Adelabu Penkelemesi's direct children, or are they his grandchildren? It's quite confusing! |
BItt:Just listen to yourself.........argegrrhrgrh! |
Kill them all! |
Emeka Ike, trust me, you don't know what you're saying. You'll end up embarrassing yourself if you take legal action on this matter. I'm very sure Lere Olayinka is waiting for you. |
Peter Obi, the President of Agulu descendants Union. |
This is what happens when you become indecisive, and I blame President Trump for the consequences of his indecision. You don't negotiate with terrorists—you finish them off mercilessly. What kind of nonsense negotiation is Trump having with the evil regime in Iran? Senseless! If I were in Trump's position, I would close my eyes and do what needs to be done once and for all. I would bomb Iran back to the Stone Age and erase whatever form of civilisation exists in that country, and I wouldn't care what anyone says. Trump is all talk and no action. |
clockwisereport:Suspending the activities of the Man O' War on campus is quite irrelevant at this stage—a life has already been lost! The real question is: under whose authority is the Man O' War detaining students on campus? Who gave them that power? This is a very serious issue, and I hope the parents of the deceased student sue the school management to the fullest extent of the law. |
Karlovich:What happenned to the man in the video will happen to you, your entire family,and even that Peter of Psquare. Oro jade Ase gun— o dimule loni Eje Jesu şedidi e! You won't escape it! |
Peter, like many of them, can't take what they dish out. When they are served in the same measure, they start screaming, 'They hate us!' and 'They are jealous of us!'— deploying the usual victim's mentality. Primitive people from only God knows where, who, in their puerile minds, believe that anyone who doesn't support Obi must experience calamity. Anyway, as one moniker rightly says, the tables will soon turn. Just so you know, he who laughs last laughs best. |
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They should blame Psquare for this.