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zinaunreal:
Nothing sweet me pass this news today

FreeStuffsNG:
Israeli Army Radio correspondent Doron Kadosh reported on Tuesday that in the past 24 hours, senior Israeli security officials discussed the possible implications of the chants. According to Kadosh, Israel is expected to take diplomatic steps, including sending "stern messages to the Syrian regime and demanding that it condemn the chants."

Yinmu.

Even Trump knows the truth that he has been exposed as the one backing and supplying the weapons used for committing the Gaza genocide.

Las las, the Arabs will eventually send back the Europeans calling themselves Isreali and supplanted as proxy for US and the west in the middle to their homeland in Europe.

Palestine will be free like South Africa.

Samantha125:
Ever since I moved away from home few years back, my eldest sister's children finally visited me for the first time during their spring holidays in October and we had a great time together, as a result, they had a lot of things to say to their cousins.
Now their 3 cousins, who are also my niblings have been begging me to come over for the festive period, but there's one issue, their father is the same man who shot my husband two times last year, murdered his little niece, and made an attempt on my life... Personally, I've never held what happened against them, in fact, they saved me, had they not been present during the shooting, I don't think I'd have been still around. My love for them has never changed and we still have a decent aunt and niblings relationship, but I wouldn't want to put my husband in an uncomfortable position by allowing them to come over without his full approval as he's still dealing with the trauma of everything that transpired.
Last time we spoke about the incident, he made it clear how he never wanted to hear anything related to my brother-in-law ever again.
So I'm in dilemma as to what I should do, should I try to convince my husband to reconsider? Because those children had no hand in their father's evil deeds, in fact, some people, specifically guys, came forth after his arrest and started speaking up about how he's been intimidating them with his work pistol as well, or should I just come up with a flimsy excuse to decline their request to visit me during this festive period for peace's sake?

femi4:
Good job France

Democracy must prevail

ibechris:
O


Everything was tabulated together with his gratuity.

According to him,he said,they will divide the money by four,he would be paid two portions out of it,one portion would be paid to him this year, and the second portion would be paid next year, while the remaining two would be coming on a monthly basis as his monthly pension.
U can imagine.

helinues:
If Yele is picked this time, he will spend long time behind the bars

ibechris:
Many pensioners would cry even God is aware of what I am saying.
The head of admin in my office retired at level 14 in federal ministry this April,and he was paid about 15.8million which includes pension and gratuity.

When he showed me some of the details of everything,I was shocked even after 34yrs. I couldn't believe it.

I started asking him,what of ur gratuity?,he said see am now?...about 3.8million lumped together with the pension.

It was horrible.. and some people are still expecting to be retired just like him too?

E no easy for Aboki.

Because of the above scenario, i have decided to resign as this can not be my portion.

SyrusdeHansome:
As a 1990s guy, I remember that the most exciting time of the year was always December. Once the year got to December, everything changed. There would be harmattan, the sounds of knockouts and fireworks in the air, and families travelling to their villages from the cities— even overseas families weren’t left out. Cultural displays were everywhere.

I remember how the village children would look at us and treat us like we were some kind of angelic beings with great privileges. In fact, Christmas was never truly Christmas unless it was spent in the village. Life was simple, and there was unity and trust among family members.

I can’t forget those early days when we didn’t have a borehole in our family house, and we had to wake up very early in the morning to fetch water from the village stream. Because of the harmattan cold, none of us—my siblings and I—dared to enter the stream. Thank God for Ukeme, my grandmother’s house help.

I also can’t forget the village football tournaments, the love, and the moments we shared. Everything changed when our grandparents passed, and till today,nobody cares about spending Christmas in the village anymore. I’m now a man, and I know the younger ones will never have those kinds of experiences.
Please share yours let's reminisce.

Timoleon:
10k per picture.

Timoleon:
My self esteem. Not yours.

TheKINGofKings:
To get married you need Atleast two jobs and your wife must also have a job or thriving business. If not sapa will turn you to a low key begger and your wiffe will be collecting doggie from her several boyfriend for money.

Government no send una papa. The system doesn't want you to be rich and comfortable. The system knows if you become rich and comfortable, you will want to challenge their existence

All that aside, women are wired to think there is a rich man out there that is going to come and beg them to marry him (even the ugly and average ones ). It's all government social-wiring. Not knowing government has use sapa tie men down.

Tayorshd87:
So u sit down type all this thing or na AI help you do the job Kai 😡

Jobless men everywhere

Youonlyliveonce:
Scam post, only fools will dm u for the fake government job lol

Bimpe29:
Not having adequate belief in Allah, the Lord of the worlds.

UniversalDove:
God made Nigeria in 1914?
Frederick lugard is God.
Interesting times

DonMarkuzi:
Pls and pls let us know the commercial aircraft flying with Nigerian manufactured spare parts to avoid stories that touch.

eepeepook:
Abroad get different levels. I can’t expect someone in Libya to provide as much as someone living in the UK. Nowadays, even those for Ghana dey call themselves expatriates. Na we Nigerians dey do ourselves.

Fejoku:
Pantami has done an excellent job.

correctguy101:
Never be forgotten keh...


Humans will soon give you shock....

eepeepook:
I want this type of money in my account.

yarimo:
This is very commendable from the DSS

Kukutente23:
Are you saying if Obi was in power insecurity would have been nipped in the bud?
Don't be like zombies who were first deceived with N50 milo by late Bubu only to again be deceived with agbadeau by Pa Amoda
Learn to think beyond tribal supremacy

CodeTemplarr:
Who are they waging the jihad against? They have hijacked islam from the Arabs and given a new meaning to it.

SmartPolician:
When I faulted the first article, I know that many people thought I was wrong. Now, my position has been vindicated.

Every Nairalander must learn to respect the guy behind this moniker because I don't think like an average Nigerian!

@Azuwonder

malali:
Source: https://www.ft.com/content/e0f05941-8a5d-40c2-9d36-7aaf164e10f2

thesicilian:
Reverse slavery. This time they're not capturing us and forcing us into ships, we're the ones voluntarily selling our property to pay for the trip.

yarimo:
ATIKU was not happy with the rescuering of some kidnapp victims by the FG, and the same ATIKU is claiming he likes Nigerians

odejimioflagos:
I am proud of my South West people. We are the real MVPs.

RealityKings1:
State police is not advisable, they will end up being worse. It's like creating another kind of problem