Vyzz:
Totally bad


He is a weakly or as some will say.... A simp


Was he expecting an award... I wish the lady pulled out a dagger and stab him..


Na this type man wey no go hesitate to retaliate if a fellow man just matched him...

MTCHEWWWW...

True!!!
Imagine if it was a fellow guy. That was why he was shouting, "where are your brothers"
Maybe he doesn't hit ladies

Lalasticlala over to you, will you resist hitting her or you'll give her snake-in-the-monkey's shadow style

As for me, i don't know how i'll react
But let the devil that lead her, guide her. It may end in premium tears.

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A video of a lady who was caught on camera hitting and fighting a man in a super market has sparked arguments online.
In the video, the lady and a man seemed to engage in an argument over a misunderstanding. The lady kept hitting the man severally but the man did not retaliate instead was protecting himself. The man instead told her to call her brothers and she replied that her brothers were not there as she kept hitting him.
People that saw the video are divided over it. While some are hailing the man for not hitting back, that no matter what,a man shouldn't hit a lady; some are saying the man should've hit the lady as they would have if it was them.
What is your opinion? Will you hit or leave?
Is the man a gentleman or a simp?



Watch the video


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHO3xM7sxME

Lalasticlala
Mynd44

Front page please...

Lebanon citizens directly blame the government for allowing nearly 3,000 tons of an explosive substance to remain in a warehouse near the port for six years until a fire detonated it last week and killed more than 200 people injuring thousands.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBbsQdIIa0Y

The government clearly felt the public pressure after last week’s deadly explosion in Beirut.
Lebanon’s entire government, including its prime minister, has resigned amid public outrage over the explosion in Beirut last week that killed more than 200 people — throwing the country into even more chaos than it’s already in.
Lebanese citizens directly blame the government for allowing nearly 3,000 tons of an explosive substance to remain in a warehouse near the port for six years until a fire detonated it last week. People are also angry at the current government for plunging the nation into a deep economic crisis.

The country saw violent protests over the weekend in which demonstrators clashed with police, took over Lebanon’s Foreign Ministry building and other government agency headquarters, and displayed banners reading “resign or hang.”
The outrage clearly had an impact. By Monday morning, four Cabinet ministers and nine members of Parliament had resigned. Rumors started to swirl that the nation’s government would soon fall, and hours later it did, with Lebanon’s health minister telling reporters following a Cabinet meeting that the entire Cabinet had resigned. Prime Minister Hassan Diab formally announce his resignation at 7:30 pm local time.
Until a new government is formed, Lebanon will be led by a “caretaker government,” which can’t propose laws or executive measures.
The move has its pros and cons, experts say. On one hand, having no leadership with a political mandate will make it harder to steer a national recovery from the blast, the collapsing economy, and the worsening coronavirus outbreak. On the other, weakening a government with Hezbollah — a Shia Muslim party and militant group with close ties to Iran that the US considers a terrorist organization — as a key player may help bring in much-needed foreign assistance and quell local unrest.

On Sunday, world leaders pledged nearly $300 million in aid for Lebanon during a virtual conference, but wouldn’t offer more funds until the Lebanese government has instituted significant reforms.
“There is just a recognition that to attract international support and avoid a breakdown in domestic security, the reset button needs to be pressed,” said Faysal Itani, a Lebanon expert at the Center for Global Policy think tank in Washington.
But that same reset button was pressed less than a year ago: Last October, Lebanon saw mass protests against government corruption and austerity measures, leading to the then-prime minister’s resignation. Now, as Prime Minster Hassan Diab steps down along with other top officials, Lebanon will have to find its third political leader in under a year.

Whoever eventually takes the job will face an immense set of challenges, including handling simultaneous spiraling economic and public health crises and trying restore the public’s faith in a governmental elite that has long failed them. That’s much easier said than done.
The nation’s leaders mismanaged the economy for decades with a Ponzi-like scheme whisking away the hard-earned money of Lebanese people from banks to keep the government afloat, pay off public debts, and line the pockets of those in charge. The troubled policy screeched to a halt after the country’s banks simply ran out of money last year — meaning Lebanese workers lost savings they’d stored in accounts and expected to be available when needed.
And the big explosion that rocked Beirut last week, likely set off by 2,700 tons of ammonium nitrate stored in a port warehouse for six years, showed how Lebanon’s leadership didn’t bother to remove a dangerous substance despite plenty of time and ample warning.

Which means the new government, whenever it assumes power, has no time to waste to put the pieces of Lebanon back together. “There are many difficult decisions to be made,” Itani told me. “Lebanon should be hoping for a quick Cabinet formation,” though it’s unclear when or exactly how that will happen.
Few, however, expect much to change after the mass resignations. Corruption runs deep among the nation’s elites, experts say, and the fact that those in charge during the blast have left government means they may escape culpability in the long run. This moment, then, may just be a big bump in an otherwise predetermined course.


Source
https://www.vox.com/2020/8/10/21361816/lebanonese-government-resign-beirut-explosion-protest

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1st leg - Killing
2nd leg - Burial Ceremony

3 3 issagoal...
Bar man give all chelsea fans 33 make dem use hold body

femi4:
They cannot even score from open play

Let chelsea score from open play let them learn from them

LadySarah:
Team Foreign girls. One babe is now available.
Come and shoot your shot.

The truth is some naija girls behave worse than this...

Wassit not a gal that killed her bf last week becus of ordinary breakup

FullBlastLight:
Rather than murdering someone intentionally, if d marriage doesn't work no more, what abt disolving it & walking away as they usually do over there?

Dis is quite egregious, no matter d bone of contention!

I tire ooo..
Because say na 18years una don de, u wan kill am .. Nawa for her

Mywd:



Bro their whites seff better... Na their black girls dangerous pass..... No try nonsense with them ooo especially if u cheat on them

Even the whites too oo..

Person fit just vex shoot u wen u de sleep.

Fear women oo

Source
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.ibtimes.sg/virginia-woman-runs-over-husband-yells-him-while-he-lies-pool-blood-graphic-49676

A woman has left her husband in a life-threatening condition after allegedly running him over with her vehicle in a domestic assault incident outside a shopping mall in Norfolk, Virginia, on Thursday.

The shocking Facebook Live video shot immediately after the woman allegedly run the man over with the car shows the man lying motionless on the ground in a pool of blood behind the red sedan. "He's dead," the woman filming the video can be heard saying.
"I'm sick of him," the wife who appears to have been behind the wheel of the vehicle repeatedly shouts, "I hope you're dead!"
"She hit him with the car," a bystander can be heard saying. "He's f*cking selfish, every day of your f*cking life," the woman yells at her husband on the ground before picking up the car's bumper lying nearby and hitting him with it.
Another onlooker can be heard saying the man was still breathing while he was on the ground in the video.
"I gave you 18 years of my f*cking life," she yells at the man at one point before spitting on him.

The Norfolk Police Department tweeted saying that they responded to reports of a domestic assault incident at around 3:45 p.m. on Thursday. According to the police, the victim was rushed to a local hospital to receive treatment for his injuries, which are said to be life-threatening, and he continues to remain in a critical condition.
Watch Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sayo1T0Pffc

Danielhouston:
Una think say my stories don finish? I’m just getting started. This thread will keep getting intense. Una never see anything.

Keep it coming......

Chiggsglover:
Very very,

No need to ask what happened afterwards.

Chiggsglover:
As Presiding Chairman of Foodie association, my intuition and sixth sense went into action

Is it edible?

Someone was doing giveaway for females. U changed ur gender to female...
Ur matter ehh

Narcist:
i know... I needed help, that’s all. Thanks anyways.

U opened this account to beg. All ur posts na begs full am. And na new account be this - u create account to beg. Na only u dis lockdown affect

Man up and try hustle. If na beggin u wan live off, u will keep begging