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A kì í bínú orí ká fi fìlà dé ìbàdí. One does not get angry with one's head and therefore use one's cap to cover one's buttocks. (Do not cut your nose to spite your face.) |
A fijó gba Awà; a fìjà gba Awà; bí a ò bá jó, bí a ò bá jà, bí a bá ti gba Awà, kò tán bí? By dancing we take possession of Awà; through fighting we take possession of Awà; if we neither dance nor fight, but take possession of Awà anyway, is the result not the same? (Why make a huge production of a matter that is easily taken care of?) |
It's for real because muslims are so tolerant ![]() [img]https://images./7E0iNPKnGd0osSzf9cE01f.jpg[/img] AgentNairaland: |
More like Breaking Joke. AgentNairaland: |
Yes MUDSLIMES are so kind and tolerant. That is why they have been "taking care" of Leah Sharibu. [img]https://images./7E0iNPKnGd0osSzf9cE01f.jpg[/img] Yenefer: |
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What is this dullard talking? I said they're giving it away for free and he's talking about one million naira. Some of the educated muslimah hos are even advertising their services on twitter. [img]https://images./3iPjYS1d43DWj7l4k8KVlj.jpg[/img] Onlyonebuhari: |
Hijab girls are doing bonanza, they're giving away sex for free. That one is even worse than prostitution. Onlyonebuhari: |
You're actually the one deceiving yourself. I am speaking from personal experience. Muslim girls in hijab will consume Kayan Mata and start sleeping with any man who shows interest in them. Onlyonebuhari: |
Most 14-year-old’s have not obtained three degrees before their 15th birthday, but most 14-year-old’s are not like Dorothy Jean Tillman. [img]https://images./N3ZQdAXsOqC9k8TiI4Tv1.jpg[/img] Tillman is unquestionably a child prodigy as she was talking by eight-months-old and doing math by the age of four. She started high school at the age of nine and then continued working towards obtaining her bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in sustainable science and environmental planning. Rollingout.com had the opportunity to speak with this amazing young person and discuss her accomplishments. Take a look at her interview in its entirety below. What message do you want to share with other young people about their possibilities? I think that my path isn’t for everyone. I think that the way I went about it from a young age and learning is something that we really should start integrating into schools. A lot of students over this quarantine have realized that maybe working online has been easier for them because they haven’t had the stress of being in the classroom. I know, one thing that I would want every kid to know, is that what I did is an option and that they can do it too. It doesn’t take a genius or someone who has been learning forever. I’m not perfect. I’m not the smartest person in the world. It just takes dedication. How have you matriculated from high school to a master’s degree? I started doing high school courses when I was around 9 years old. As soon as I finished those, mom was like “You want to go into getting an associate’s degree?” and I was like, “Why not?” So I was finishing up high school courses and starting with my associates, and I got that [degree] when I was about to turn 11. Moving on from there, since a lot of the associate course hours count for your bachelor’s, I had a good head start when I started my bachelor’s. By the time I was 12, I had my bachelor’s in humanities. Now I’m getting [confirmed] for my masters in August. The graduation was in May, but with quarantine, [now] August. At 14 years old with a master’s degree in environmental science what’s next for you? I’ve been working on STEM labs for kids because I really want to go into the STEM-related field and work with kids. I love helping kids have bright futures. I feel like I’m here to make people happy and to help people find their purpose. I know I want to go into that field, but I’m definitely sticking on the path of my engineering degree. I might go back to school, but my plan is to be an entrepreneur and [use] my engineering degree. Whatever is next for this amazing young lady, we know that it is truly going to be outstanding! https://bckonline.com/2020/05/19/fourteen-year-old-secures-masters-degree/ Lalasticlala Mynd44 OAM4J |
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The girls are notoriously easy up North. That Hijab they wear usually hides a lot of secrets. |
Who is the sheep, who is the wolf and who is the shepherd? Can you blame the shepherd? Him wan chop better ![]() [img]https://images./2IlydM6wdHl1CA3Ya7fthL.gif[/img] Ernezee: |
Front page please |
And Awusa FullAnus is even more landlocked! Thousands of kilometres away from the nearest port! Landlocked in poverty, beggary, Almajiri, illiteracy and wretchedness! ![]() Yenefer: |
Do you honestly and stupidly believe that Yorubas will want to remain in the same country with you?!? The codein addiction is strong with this one ![]() Throwback: |
The real joke is that starving Aboki is ignoring his own status as a landlocked region to massage his genitals over a region that is closer to the ocean than his barren desert region! ![]() Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference between stupidity and mental illness. Throwback: |
Coming from the world capital of wretchedness and poverty. [img]https://images./2nX9y52ClnMy5rn0q6T0fJ.jpg[/img] [quote author=Yenefer post=89754722][/quote] |
What are the idiots in Aso Rock doing? |
![]() This one fit be supernatural sleep. Village people dey sing lullaby for am [img]https://images./7iEFP4lxOVaNYqSZYxEosE.gif[/img] |
Bashiru travelled to Sokoto to learn kidnapping from Fulani herdsmen |
How do you know they're sex dolls? |
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