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Another reason why Davido > Wizkid

cococandy:
Time will tell

I don't know. But I do know I want these crackers to gtfo out of African economies. I could be in a megacity in DRC, Nigeria, Angola, or Kenya looking at palm trees, beautiful people, and sunshine from my nice condo instead of here watching bad-built oyinbo m0rons hellbent on creating a dystopia.

1.) She has no power and has achieved nothing. She's just a stooge and minority they can hide behind as they do all kinds of evil.
2.) She's a self-hating ghoul who disparaged her own people in public, has sex with white men, married a white man, and will birth a mixed race racist.
3.) This woman would gladly do all kinds of horrible things to Nigerians and other black people, and defend it in public.

cococandy:
What surprises me is that with the record turn out and lines wrapped around voting centers for days on end, the total number of overall votes is less than votes cast in 2020.

Not suspicious at all.

But yes also with you on the disappointment .

I'm with you on that.

People talk about the growing gap between the rich and poor. People talk about inequality and concentration of wealth. But the reality is that people like this guy should not exist, and the fact that he is anywhere near politics is dangerous.

People laugh or joke about this, but it's not funny. It's survival.

He, Bezos, the handful of companies that own nearly everything, and others should be broken up and wealth seized.

And people should be angry. He should be afraid to walk around. People should be attacking him. People need to make a choice because it seems like they want to just take whatever these pieces of shit dish out, and hope. In all of human history, people didn't do that because it doesn't work. They killed them.

1.) We can still get him impeached.
2.) There's so much corruption and cases already going on that his entire cabinet can probably be locked up.
3.) It's likely that someone will try to take him and his VP out.
4.) Hypothetically, if there's even one democrat in his cabinet, it would be possible to flush everyone in the line of succession until we get there.

MagicalConcepts:
Toooor. No where is safe o

I mean, I'll give PSG credit as a league for protecting players. And it's not like everyone who goes to France is miserable. And it does have a much larger black population than Spain, so that has its benefits.

But it's also a place where I wouldn't be surprised if Vinicius got stopped and searched by police frequently (maybe even assaulted), denied apartments multiple times, and other stuff. Why would a rich man want to deal with that?

With the way things are right now in Spain, it's probably a lot worse than France though. But France isn't Disneyworld.

Another video of an American hunting and cooking nutria:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFFWNUrtudE

In America, a similar animal is eaten in the south. It's called nutria:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkZvfL5Ia1M

Where's his life partner? Police need to look into that.

Neddyogu:
If the CIA were to send a field agent, u think it would be someone that would stick out like a sore thumb? U don't know the first thing about espionage.

Do NGOs blend in? But there they are doing all kinds of terrible things.

I think people are forgetting how many people do this. Like, random people with regular jobs do this. Filming it isn't even weird given overexposure to nasty movies.

Damilola0147:
The country is just 1.6million people, so no big dealy.

It might be a big deal if half of them end up being related because of this guy.

He heard about TJ Holmes and Wilt Chamberlain, and said, "challenge accepted."

Great thread.

Tolu2024:
We don’t need to go together but I need place where she can join me in no time .

Slide over to the travel forum.

But you need to have some basic information sorted out before you go researching or asking questions:

-How much money do you have to spend? How much can you save?
-What's your education and experience?
-What sort of jobs are you willing to do?
-Do you want to study abroad?
-Are you willing to learn a new language?
-What is your spouse's education/experience?
-Are your kids school age?
-How long are you willing to wait?
-Have you explored opportunities in neighboring countries?
-Have you tried remote work?

Whatever you do, don't use an agent. They're scammers. You can do all this yourself.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7MljJu-Vk4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbDp7Vn4vcU

dollyjoy:
Banga soup and Eba for breakfast

Can I have a little?

Bobodee09:
You are the educated illiterate here cos am not against having knowledge about it but totally against people like you who are cursing and fighting yourself over it.

The global impact indeed like if trump wins all his Nigerians supporters will be millionaires or if Haris wins her Nigerians will be rewarded with American visa.
Shior.

1.) I'm not cursing and fighting over this election.
2.) People should be concerned because if Trump wins, the world will truly be worse.
3.) There are no Nigerian Trump supporters. But there are people being paid to spam Trump support.
4.) If Harris wins, it will definitely be a better climate for Nigerians who want to work, study, or live in America.

Frog Legs


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kpit5kYuRM


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ACuKKfxyu8


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TscVPhLLO8

Ishilove:
Goodness. These folks eat rubbish

Nah. Some of these cooks in the south do amazing things with smokers and crock pots. They could probably cook something they shot in the yard that would make you lick your fingers. And you would have no idea that it was possum or frog.

Bobodee09:
I still wonder why some Nigerians here are so much interested in an election they have no say.

They even fight and curse themselves over it.



Whether trump or Harris wins...

I'm not trying to insult you, but take some time to educate yourself. This election will definitely have a global impact.

The fact that a governor feels the need to do this in a developed country where people feel free and have so many rights says everything about the ideology, mental illness, and biological defect that people refer to as "racism."

Some say that racism is the most dangerous ideology in existence because people will burn everything down because of it. They don't care about anything else.

It appears there's only one solution...

MagicalConcepts:
France accommodated blacks like England. And PSG is loaded with cash to satisfy his thirst. Enough of all this bs in Spain about racism.

Spain is a racist shithole, but so is France. And France has even more MENA m0rons. They also basically force black people to live in public housing with MENA m0rons. And there are multiple generations living in those projects. Obviously, a rich soccer player doesn't have to think about that, but that's still the social climate.

Alligator


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3egmRnBoN3k



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCYmiLmTfXA

Kenya’s new deputy president has been sworn into office, two weeks after his predecessor was overwhelmingly voted out in an impeachment motion in parliament over allegations of corruption and inciting ethnic division. Kindiki Kithure took office on Friday after a colorful event in the capital, Nairobi, attended by government officials and western envoys among other guests. His swearing-in was cleared by the court on Thursday after orders that had suspended it were lifted, despite a continuing court case challenging the impeachment of the previous deputy president, Rigathi Gachagua.

Gachagua is challenging the impeachment before the High Court in Nairobi, arguing that the charges are unsubstantiated and that the hearings were unfair. The former deputy president was impeached and removed from office by a vote of more than two-thirds of legislators on Oct. 17 on charges of corruption, inciting ethnic divisions and support for anti-government protests. President William Ruto nominated Kindiki for the deputy role the next day.

Gachagua’s impeachment had highlighted divisions within the ruling United Democratic Alliance, or UDA, and friction between Ruto and Gachagua, both UDA members. Gachagua had been accused of insubordination when he opposed the government’s policy of forced evictions during heavy rains that caused flooding and deaths.

The new deputy president Kindiki called Friday’s event a celebration of the “constitution and our democracy” and committed to be loyal and faithful to the president. President Ruto urged him to “please serve the people of Kenya” adding that like all public servants, they are not in office for personal interests and that all leaders serve at the pleasure of the people of Kenya and must uphold the constitution and the rule of law.

Kindiki — the former interior minister — takes the deputy president’s office at a time when arbitrary arrests and enforced disappearances in Kenya have raised concerns among western envoys and human rights groups. The country is also going through economic hardships with a rising cost of living and newly increased taxes.

In June, the country witnessed a series of nationwide anti-government protests over a finance bill that proposed to increase taxes, culminating in the storming and burning of parliament on June 25, when several protesters were shot dead outside parliament gates.

Ruto, who came to office claiming to represent Kenya’s poorest citizens, has faced widespread criticism over his efforts to raise taxes to pay off foreign creditors. The public opposition led him to shake up his Cabinet and back off from certain proposals.

https://apnews.com/article/kenya-deputy-president-impeachment-f2df308350568161087e419320c2d08c