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EdiskyHarry:Laugh you in swahili, you dey watch Hollywood but say wwe na fake, no wonder you have the kind of president you have in nigeria |
judewrites:He didn't hug him, he put him on a sleeper, it's a choke hold, |
bamasite2:TALK SHIT, GET HIT. HOPE THIS RETIREMENT INST A FLUKE LIKE THE FIRST ONE, ENJOYED THE BEAST INCARNATE BROCK LESNAR, THE KING OF THE BROCKTAGON. SO YOU KNOW R TRUTH IS OLDER THAN BROCK LESNAR, JOHN CENA AND BROCK LESBAR ARE MATES |
eepeepook:Women dey soapy, abi you na man |
truthhurts2:They forgot Eddie Guerrero, RIP EDDIE, |
Love800:Bro, wwe is sports entertainment, you understand English so, it's a sports, but there's an entertaining part to it, that's the story line, try understand English before commenting in things you don't know, story ko moral lesson ni, abeg when Oba dey fight Roman Reigns for the WWE WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE |
[quote author=ScholitoMotors post=140243054]lol we all know it’s scripted. That’s why it’s called sports entertainment. It’s the storylines that makes it more interesting and it’s no wonder Triple H is the Chief Content Officer. Well it’s better than watching portable fighting gidigbo instead of boxing Yeeeeeeh !!!!! Who slap me?[/quot God bless you man |
Love800:😅😅😅😅😅 bro for this digital age, you dey reason like this, what about the blood from the face, hands and other parts aside their mouth, dem dey put pill too, for heavens sake there's wwe unreal. You can watch it and see how all these is done, stop talking like a 4 year old kid |
mactoni91:Say what you know bro, so the injuries na arangee injuries abi |
AnonPoet:Nice promo oba |
Mrexcell:Stop trying to explain to people what they don't understand, they watch movies, but see wwe as fake, oya make dem go do am na, as e fake reach no naija content creator Don try to do am lol 😆 |
AnonPoet:Oooooba hooooo, ooooooba hoooooo, ooooba hoodoo, oooooba hoooo |
Prestar:Many people, are currently on the edge |
NationalFocusNG:Damn, justice for the dead cattle |
dubaino:Real nigga |
VeronExtra:Omo, make I first check my stanbic app, for my last 500 oooo abeg, na my saving grace be that |
Amovingman:You think say EMPAWA na small company |
Diamond098454:Thought, you are South African |
[quote author=EmmyMaestro post=140206402]“If e sure for you, tell us...” — Lady challenges divorced women to admit their own faults A lady has stirred widespread reactions on social media after questioning why many divorced women allegedly blame only their former husbands when discussing failed marriages. In a post that has since gone viral, the woman argued that she has rarely seen divorced women openly admit their own mistakes, claiming that discussions about failed marriages often focus solely on the shortcomings of men. Her remarks have generated mixed opinions, with many internet users weighing in on the issue of accountability in relationships. Lady questions accountability after divorce Expressing her opinion, the lady wrote, “I’ve never seen any divorced woman tell us why they had a failed marriage, everytime, the man no good, the man no good.” She further challenged divorced women to be open about their own roles in failed unions, suggesting that such honesty could help younger women learn valuable lessons before getting married. The lady added, “If e sure for you, con tell us why your marriage failed. As una dey tell young girls to carry shoulder up and disrespect men, make una dey also tell us why your marriage failed.” According to her, successful and unsuccessful marriages are shaped by the actions of both partners, rather than one person alone. Social media users share divided opinions She concluded her message by saying, “Everytime na the man get fault. What about you? It takes two to make a wrong, it takes two to make a right. Make una come out tell us your fault so that we can learn.” The post has since sparked a lively debate across social media platforms. While some users agreed that both partners should take responsibility for the breakdown of a marriage, others argued that every relationship is different and that it is unfair to generalise the experiences of divorced women. The discussion continues to attract comments from people sharing personal experiences and differing perspectives on marriage and accountability. , the women Don go break, you no fit see them for this whatsapp group |
MrEar:Abeg, wetin be this, even with the script e no fit write better freestly na wa oo |
RollinTNDA:Oga rest, not all producers help artistes, am a musician, and the only thing producer does for me is to mix and master the song and produce the songs. I make my own beats, I arrange the song and lyrics myself, I even add ideas to the song when jts being produced, cause you help some artistes to write their songs, don't mean all artistes have the luxury of song writers before they blow. If the song didn't blow, would the producer come out for copyright royalties. That song has been performed before it was recorded for downloading. Try dey understand before commenting. It's like a live band song, that was recorded jn a producers studio |
Westerhoffe:😅😅😅😅, no be lie, wetjn go come happen to gunman ironrod now |
[quote author=EmmyMaestro post=140169661]“It's a bad thing to put your head under a woman; your glory will vanish” – Pastor warns men A Nigerian pastor has sparked widespread reactions online after sharing his views on bedroom activities and certain practices in relationships and marriage, claiming they diminish a man’s glory. Speaking during a church sermon, the cleric warned men against placing their heads beneath a woman’s during MouthAction, insisting that doing so comes with spiritual consequences. In his words, he said: “It is a bad thing for a man to put his head under a woman to give her head; your glory is gone. You want to satisfy a woman that God gave hair, but she was not satisfied and now wears wigs.” The pastor also criticised women who wear wigs and artificial nails, questioning why they abandon what he described as God’s natural gifts in favour of artificial enhancements. According to him, men should not feel pressured to satisfy women who are never content with their natural appearance. [b]“You want to satisfy a woman that God gave hair, but she was not satisfied and now wears wigs. You want to satisfy a woman that God gave nails, but she still uses artificial nails,”[/b]he added. His remarks have since generated mixed reactions online, with some agreeing with his message, while others argued that wearing wigs and artificial nails is a matter of personal choice and has nothing to do with spirituality.
What about married couples |
Rapmoney:Na the poolice sell the drugs for the guy, cause how e take know say e take drugs |
[quote author=EmmyMaestro post=140197099]"My husband got almost ₦1m from his side chick to pay our house rent" — Woman reveals A woman has sparked widespread reactions on social media after claiming she discovered that her husband’s alleged side chick contributed almost ₦1 million to help him pay their family house rent during a period of financial hardship. In a viral video, the woman narrated how she allegedly found WhatsApp messages showing that the woman sold one of her iPhones and one of her wigs to raise money for her husband. She said the discovery left her shocked and questioning whether side chicks now help married men pay family bills.Magazines She says they struggled together before life improved According to the woman, she and her husband had been together for many years and built their lives from nothing. “When I met this man, he was very, very poor,” she said, adding that they struggled together until “the blessings of God” changed their situation. She claimed that after her husband became financially successful, his attitude towards their marriage changed. She said: “As usual now, every African, or should I say 90% of African men will do this. When they start making money, that’s when they start to show you characters that you don’t understand.” The woman alleged that her husband also began cheating on her after becoming financially comfortable. Although she admitted she was hurt, she said she accepted that many men cheat and continued with the marriage while remaining cautious. Financial difficulties returned According to the woman, things later took a turn for the worse as her husband’s finances declined. She claimed he began struggling to meet financial responsibilities and initially kept the challenges from her. However, she said she eventually noticed because she is his wife and could see changes in the family’s finances. She alleged that he started struggling to pay their children’s school fees despite previously paying them without difficulty. The woman also claimed that paying their house rent became a major challenge. She explained that her husband normally settled the rent at least a month before it became due, but this time he could not. “I didn’t even know that things had gotten so bad for him until it was time to pay our rent and I saw the way he was struggling,” she said. She refused to help despite having money The woman admitted that her husband eventually approached her and asked whether she had money to help him pay the rent. She revealed that she actually had the money but deliberately told him she did not. Explaining her decision, she said: “I have the money but I told him I don’t have because I don’t see any reason why I should be paying rent for our house when my husband is unfaithful.” She continued: “Call me whatever you want to call me… Judge me if you want.” According to her, she believed it was no longer her responsibility to rescue him after years of alleged infidelity. She said she watched him repeatedly negotiate with their landlord and beg for additional time to avoid eviction. During that period, she said she had already prepared herself mentally for the possibility that they might lose the house. “If at the end of the day this man cannot pay this rent, I’ll just take me and my kids to my parents’ house and start living with my parents,” she said. She added that her husband’s alleged cheating had destroyed the love she once had for him. “The love died,” she said. She explained that if the same situation had happened years earlier, she would have willingly supported him financially because she still loved him then. Months of struggle before the rent was paid The woman said her husband spent months trying to persuade the landlord to give him more time. She clarified that although money was tight, the family still had food to eat. She said: “Although we’re still eating though. It’s not like there was no food to eat.” Eventually, after months of struggling, her husband succeeded in paying the rent. She recalled seeing how relieved and happy he looked after finally settling the debt. WhatsApp message exposed alleged secret According to the woman, a few weeks after the rent was paid, she picked up her husband’s phone because her own phone was having issues. She insisted she was not searching through his phone to monitor his activities. Instead, she said she wanted to use his phone to sort out an internet-sharing issue. While using the device, she claimed a WhatsApp notification suddenly appeared. The message was allegedly from one of her husband’s side chicks. She said she initially ignored it because she already believed her husband was cheating. However, curiosity got the better of her. “I just wanted to be curious,” [/b]she explained. She opened the chat and began scrolling through earlier conversations. [b]She claims side chick financed most of the rent According to the woman, the messages showed the alleged side chick comforting her husband during his financial difficulties. She claimed the woman repeatedly encouraged him not to lose hope and promised to help him raise money for the rent. As she continued reading, she said she discovered messages showing that the woman eventually contributed about 70 per cent of the rent. She claimed the woman sold one of her iPhones and one of her wigs to raise money. According to her, the total amount allegedly given to her husband was close to ₦1 million. She said: “Apparently, the money that my husband got to pay our rent, it was the side chick that gave my husband about 70% of it.” She added: “This girl sold one of her iPhones and sold one of her wigs and gave it to my husband.” The woman claimed her husband assured the alleged side chick that he would repay the money. Wife says she could only laugh The woman said the discovery left her stunned. Instead of reacting with anger, she said she simply laughed while reading the conversations. She questioned whether side chicks had begun taking on responsibilities she never expected. She said: “I thought side chicks were just there for the benefit. I thought side chicks were just there to enjoy.” She also wondered whether the woman had genuinely fallen in love with her husband. According to her, the level of sacrifice suggested there might have been promises made behind the scenes. She said: “Except maybe my husband has promised her marriage. That’s what I’m thinking.” She asks married women and side chicks to share experiences Concluding the video, the woman asked viewers whether they had ever experienced a similar situation. She specifically asked married women whether they had ever discovered that a bill paid by their husbands was actually financed by a side chick. She also directed a question at women involved in relationships with married men.Magazines “Those of you that are side chicks, do you used to help your sugar daddies pay their bills?” she asked. The woman added that she personally could never imagine helping a married boyfriend settle his financial responsibilities. She ended the video by asking viewers whether they believed the alleged side chick acted out of genuine love or because she had allegedly been promised marriage. one, another skit, you dey tell us and your husband too. |
Eba50:No be lie my brother, na patience |
Ooodua:I thought they said, life expectancy for Nigerians is 54, mtcheew. Person go just carry camera dey talk rubbish |
Giftimoni:Why can't we just have an election, that all these won't be needed, #9ja which way |
Olofofo247ng:But, why is it that. It's mostly northern schools. That are celebrating these loans, the western and Eastern schools are just few, compared to the northern schools. |
nlfpmod:Thank God, its her fellow woman, that's doing the hitting. Not the men |
OverCalculating:Wow this is very impactful, nice one |