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Although I never supported his utterances and actions but the same government sits down to negotiate with terrorists that have been claiming innocent lives. Truly Nigeria is a zoo |
Who’s even asking this kind of question? Why should a man share bills with his wife? And I quote again wife, not girlfriend. In marriage, the man is traditionally seen as the primary provider. Covering household expenses is his responsibility, while the wife may focus on managing the home or contributing in other ways. If she chooses to pay some bills, it should come from her willingness to support her husband, not as an obligation. |
A terrorist is still a terrorist even in suit Look at his face closely 😂😂😂😂😂 |
CyynthiaKiss:I was insulted, and the comment was allowed to stand. But when I responded, I got banned. Talk of double standards Life is like mango 🥭
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DoctorAyukebot:In today’s world sir laws can be exploited, interpretations can be stretched and boundaries can be pushed to carry out executive order without technically breaking the law |
He should tread with caution, he is still the president, and can still decides if he stays or gets deported Ask Elon Musk Howfa |
Why am I having a feeling that she’s a drug addict 😂😂😂😂 Life is like a mango
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Who is us ? I no follow, they should abolish that Rubbish law Nah now them wan form one Nigeria |
If it’s me I’d be like I’ve changed phones, addresses, and personalities since I sent that. Who’s this again? |
That teacher is about to see signs and wonders |
Sabi girl. Seun complete the remaining characters |
When you go dey see you babe dey fantasize how her ex been dey rough handle her, the dirty minds people have nah once you go run mad Unlimited money and time travel jor |
Jennyclay:See this own wey dey trek steady for Ajah Dey talk sef |
I believe the weight of the pot wasn’t evenly distributed. Take, for example, the tables used by Point of Service (POS) vendors you’ll often notice a hole in the center. Many people assume it’s meant for an umbrella, but that hole actually serves a structural purpose. It helps distribute the weight evenly across all corners of the table. Without it, the imbalance could easily cause the table to collapse, without balancing the weight of that pot it was inevitable after the heat from the fire |
KobolanderSegun:There was this girl I really liked back in the day, she was everything I wanted and I can tell you man she was a spec. I didn’t know she was a single mother until she told me, and honestly, I was okay with it at first. But later I found out her own mom also had her under similar circumstances and from the tone of her voice, she didn’t see anything wrong with it, and that made me rethink everything, which I ended things— it wasn’t easy to let her go but I knew it was for the best. So my point is, a lot of women don’t always think about the long-term impact of these choices. But for men, it feels different because it’s something that could affect feature generations too. |
casualobserver:I get your point, but I’m saying—things happen and don’t be too quick to sideline it as fake Your level of understanding and decision making might not be same as the guy. |
casualobserver:Well you don’t know better than the guy, so just let it be |
casualobserver:Back when I lived in Benue State, my landlord’s wife used to hit him over the smallest things. He was such a calm and gentle man—a professor, even. So yeah, my guy, things like that really do happen.I’ve also met a lady who said she’d only marry a man who does house chores. |
I would do the same, because if her mom could do that, she can also do same to the guy Ladies that grew up in such homes don’t turn out to have respect for their spouses |
They should focus on creativity and innovation, that’s the only way they will beat the norms and not by doing repetitive tasks |
That girl should get a good lawyer asap |
Peter Obi is a man with admirable intentions. However, the reality of Nigeria’s political landscape presents a formidable challenge. The current system tends to favor those aligned with existing power structures, and with the ongoing regional rotation of presidential power, success often hinges on backing from previous administrations and the prevailing religious and ethnic expectations tied to each political cycle. The Igbos, unfortunately, have yet to fully integrate into this deeply entrenched political system—a system that, for now, appears to reward strategic alignment over idealistic ambition. Figures like Akpabio and Wike seem to be positioning themselves for leadership when the presidency rotates back to the South after a Northerner completes an expected eight-year tenure. Unless the Igbo political bloc begins to engage the system on its own terms, the dream of producing a future president may remain elusive—and the cries of marginalization may persist indefinitely. I genuinely hope the Nigerian electorate will defy these patterns in the next presidential election and usher in a new era of inclusivity and merit-based leadership. |
Peter Obi is a man with admirable intentions. However, the reality of Nigeria’s political landscape presents a formidable challenge. The current system tends to favor those aligned with existing power structures, and with the ongoing regional rotation of presidential power, success often hinges on backing from previous administrations and the prevailing religious and ethnic expectations tied to each political cycle. The Igbos, unfortunately, have yet to fully integrate into this deeply entrenched political system—a system that, for now, appears to reward strategic alignment over idealistic ambition. Figures like Akpabio and Wike seem to be positioning themselves for leadership when the presidency rotates back to the South after a Northerner completes an expected eight-year tenure. Unless the Igbo political bloc begins to engage the system on its own terms, the dream of producing a future president may remain elusive—and the cries of marginalization may persist indefinitely. I genuinely hope the Nigerian electorate will defy these patterns in the next presidential election and usher in a new era of inclusivity and merit-based leadership.
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TrackerSK:Seun should change the 40 characters to a good sentence Like wtf is this 😂😂😂😂😂 |
OP go to Settings - Apps - See all apps then Sort by recently installed or look for apps with no recognizable name or icon. Tap any suspicious app and check, Does it have weird permissions like access to SMS or system settings ? Was it installed around the time the issues started? If yes, uninstall it immediately. If the uninstall button is greyed out, it might be a system app Some TECNO phones come with pre-installed apps like Phoenix Browser, Palm Store, HiOS Launcher, or AHA Games that push ads. You can go to Settings > Apps, find these apps, and disable notifications. If possible, disable or uninstall updates to reduce ad behavior. |
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