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$733 top is what Nigerians are making noise over? Blame your leaders for making our currency useless. It’s not her fault that her husband can afford it. Jarvis can buy this talk less of Chioma.

missbond007:
The Stunning Chef went out in this stunning look. However, her entire look is not cheap. Find out how much they retail for.

Imagine if he didn’t come visiting, he would’ve been alive today. His only possible hazards would’ve been death at the hands of a crazy oyibo, cultist Nigerian or kidney ailments linked to diabetes. When many people swear not to come back from abroad, don’t say rubbish. Try to view things from their point.

Kemi too lie.

Fura de nunu utilizes original milk. Many here drink it because they weren’t breastfed as babies.

Osiris12:
I can bet that some data boys here have never tasted original milk

Watch how the front page will elude this topic. Nobody comes here to learn.

MockingBird:
I'm a Nigerian and I currently live in one of the coldest provinces in Canada with no plans to return back to Nigeria any time soon as it is clear that Nigeria has become over 10 times worse since I left Nigeria about 4 years ago.

The current average life expectancy of Canadians is 83 years versus 55 years for Nigerians. The question that begs for answer therefore is that what are the factors that are responsible for this great difference in average life expectancy.

I may not be able to point to all, but from my close observation having lived in both countries, I have noticed that one major reason for this is DIET.

First thing I noticed is that Canadians have access to lots of fruits and vegetables and these are not just for a select few but they are available and affordable to everybody in the society. It might shock us as Nigerians to know that even though banana doesn't grow in Canada, Canadians eat way more Banana that Nigerians do. Banana (whether organic or GMO) is available to Canadians every single day of the year. Same with Plantains.

As a matter of fact, I learnt how to bake Banana bread because often times, you may have over ripe bananas at home which may not be edible but could be only be used for one thing - Banana bread. So without learning how to bake banana bread, you will have lots of banana getting rotten and thrown away at home.

On the flip side, as one who stayed in Abuja, Nigeria and driving through Berger I remember buying Banana from women and girls hulking banana around the Utako market. Back then it was usually for around N1,000 to N1,500 for a decent bunch. I don't know how much they may be now with the worsened state of the economy. In Canada, you can one or two fingers of banana if that is your wish. In Nigeria, you dare not as you will immediately be cursed by the sellers. There are far far more fruits and vegetables that Canadians eat that Nigerians would have no access to.

The second reason I think Canadians have better health compared to Nigerians is because of their access to proteins compared to Nigerians. By proteins, I mean eggs, milks, chicken, meat and fish. Their milk here is majorly a sugarless liquid in 1 to 4 liters compared to the sweetened powdered and tin milk we have in Nigeria. The average Canadian drinks milk like water compared to a Nigerian and you can be sure of the nutrients in the milk as their dairy industry is heavily protected and regulated with price ceilings specified by the government.

My summary therefore is that nutritious food availability is one of the major reasons why a resident of one country may live longer compared to a resident of another country. What do you think. Let me hear your thoughts.

She needs to wax that thing above her lips.

nexarito:
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I’ve never seen. The taller the male, the less he cares about his female’s height.

spencekat:
Some men taller than those heights care o.

I don’t want to comment on this, but it will make front page. God forbid this waste of time of a platform.

TITOPE:
#Prettytommy Speaks Out: “Men Must Be Accountable for the Lives They Help Create”

The heartbreaking death of Aunty Ajara has once again sparked conversations about male responsibility, women’s health, and the heavy toll of pregnancy complications.
Social commentator Prettytommy did not hold back in his reaction, calling for accountability and empathy from men.

“The man who impregnated Aunty Ajara should be held accountable.
Men need to understand the serious health implications pregnancy can have on a woman.
The baby may have been too big for her body, which possibly led to her liver complications.
Before impregnating a woman, a man should consider whether her health can sustain a pregnancy.

Do you understand the pain, trauma, and damage you may have caused her?
Now she is gone.”
Prettytommy’s words echo a painful truth — women’s bodies bear the burden of reproduction, often at great physical and emotional cost. Too many women suffer complications, or even lose their lives, because society fails to prioritize their health and choices.
This tragedy should serve as a wake-up call: responsibility in relationships must go beyond love and pleasure — it must include care, awareness, and accountability.

Unam ikot wan try Yahoo. ROFLMAO.

https://www.nairaland.com/8579832/threatening-me

Comfortableme:
My Facebook account was suspended on the 5th of January and have provided all what they asked me to, still it's not opened, although I do get notifications but can't access my account, please what else can I do to get it back
Thanks

Zero life skills whatsoever. She’ll be irrelevant in two years or less.

uche87:
A young woman from the bustling streets of Harare unexpectedly took over Facebook by storm, shocking users with provocative short videos that spread faster than the wildfires of California, US. Within just two months, she reportedly amassed over 2.6 million followers and billions of views. Her inbox was flooded daily with thousands of messages from men drawn by curiosity, fantasy, and digital desire.

To understand the story of this controversial figure known as Queen Nadia, it is important to step back and examine the social, economic, and personal circumstances that shaped her rise.

Poverty has a way of breeding desperation. It limits opportunity, weakens restraint, and drives people toward survival choices that society may judge harshly. Poverty often feels like imprisonment — people can see success from afar but remain unable to reach it. This frustration pushes many toward extreme measures in the hope of breaking free.

These pressures shaped the life of Nadia Chipo Moyo, born on 15 July 1998 in Harare, Zimbabwe. She belonged to the Shona ethnic group and was raised in a Christian household. Her upbringing unfolded during Zimbabwe’s economic crisis years under the late President Robert Mugabe — a period marked by hyperinflation, mass unemployment, and shrinking social mobility.

She grew up in a family of five. Her father worked as a civil servant before turning to small business, while her mother was a primary school teacher whose income barely sustained the household. Like many families at the time, survival required resilience rather than comfort. Despite these hardships, Nadia reportedly enjoyed church life and school drama, displaying early interest in performance and expression.

She completed her primary and secondary education in Harare, attending Mabelreign Girls’ High School. There is no clear public record of her tertiary education, though she later took short courses in digital media and content creation — training that would unexpectedly become her most valuable asset.

Like many Zimbabweans facing limited prospects at home, Nadia reportedly migrated to South Africa, a common destination for economic migrants. Zimbabweans often seek better opportunities abroad, particularly in low-paying labour sectors such as healthcare support, warehousing, and hospitality. However, available reports suggest that her life in South Africa did not bring the stability she hoped for.

Her personal life has also attracted speculation. She is believed to have been married more than once and reportedly has children, though much of this information comes from online commentary rather than verified sources. In Zimbabwe, early marriage and early motherhood are common, particularly in economically disadvantaged communities. Nevertheless, much of the gossip surrounding her relationships remains unconfirmed and shaped largely by public reaction to her online persona.

Facing poverty, obscurity, and limited options, Nadia eventually turned to social media as a pathway out. Armed with digital skills and a willingness to take risks, she positioned herself on platforms such as TikTok, YouTube, and Facebook. It was Facebook, however, that delivered her breakthrough.

She launched her main Facebook page around 28 November 2025, posting short, highly engaging “view once” clips — brief videos designed to trigger curiosity and repeated views. Her content relied heavily on provocative teasing, suggestive body language, and visual suspense. While controversial, this strategy proved remarkably effective in capturing attention in the fast-paced digital economy.

Keep cooking, femboy.

Ochyes:
"I should have listened to my mother" — Single mother of 2 breaks down in tears
A woman has sparked intense reactions online after breaking down in tears while sharing how ignoring her mother’s advice led her to becoming a single mother of two without a husband.

In a viral video circulating on X (formerly Twitter), the woman, identified as Goodness, spoke emotionally about the choices she made in her younger years and the regrets she now carries.

Goodness explained that during her early days at the university, she received several marriage proposals but turned them all down.

According to her, she believed she was too young and too beautiful to settle down at the time.

She said her mother repeatedly advised her not to reject every man who came seeking her hand in marriage, warning that she might regret it later.

However, she admitted that she ignored those warnings, believing marriage could wait.

While fighting back tears in the video, she said:

“Sometimes, it’s good to listen to your parent, it’s good to listen to them. My reason is this, I don’t want to cry.

My reason is this, I can remember when I was in my first semester in the university, even my send semester, my third semester, so many men were coming for my hand in marriage, I was doing guy, and thinking that I’m too beautiful.

I don’t want any man to tie me down, let me enjoy my life. My mum called me and was like, ‘Goodness you don’t need to reject all the men that want your hand in marriage’.

‘You don’t need to reject all at the same time, may be God want you to settle down, may be God want you to marry that time’, I told my mum marry for what, what am I using marriage to do, what is marriage, I’m too beautiful.

Anytime I want to marry, I will marry. That’s what I told my mum. I told her no man will say no to me when I really want to settle down that I very beautiful.

I was doing guy, rejecting all the men and my mum tried to talk to me, she tried to make me understand that may be when I will want husband I will not see it.

My mum told me ‘all the men that are coming for you can not be bad, look for one, may be God want you to marry’. I never listened to my mum.

I refused to listen to my mummy, now, today, I’m here, single mother of two looking for husband.”

Source: Opera News (Gistreel)

When I read her story, I actually felt for her. It doesn't mean you should accept every and anyone who proposes marriage to you.

But amongst the suitors, is there no suitable one among them? Time waits for no one. Make hay while the sun shines. Also there is a time and season for everything under the sun.

Read and be wise. God help us all.

Truthday, we read the write-up. No need to reiterate.

2mch:
They are obviously trying to experiment on Nigerian women to find out why they are able to give birth with shortest interval while their so called superior women find it challenging.

They are obviously trying to use our genetics to improve themselves and their outcome. But will come out and tell story about how they are better than others. Nigerians be very careful about participating in all these studies because they throw money at you.

Jeffery and his gang killed many women, to hide their activities. The larger the money the more dangerous. I hope the so called Sadia is investigated to ensure she did not traffick any Nigerian girls. Sounds like a Northerner.

At this point, anybody can make up any story regarding Epstein and the internet will gobble it up. 4chan users go fill this place with incel conspiracies regarding the files.

Truthday:
THE WHISTLER NEWSPAPER - Exclusive Stories & Breaking News from Nigeria in Politics, Business, Tech, and Entertainment.
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EXPOSED: Epstein Called Nigerians ‘Gangsters,’ Plotted Nollywood Takeover As Dangote Appears In Files
EXPOSED: Epstein Called Nigerians ‘Gangsters,’ Plotted Nollywood Takeover As Dangote Appears In Files
By Justina SIMON on February 4, 2026
On January 30, 2026, the United States Department of Justice released over three million pages of Jeffrey Epstein documents, including thousands of videos, images, emails, and investigative records spanning two decades. The files relate to multiple federal and civil investigations into activities of the disgraced financier who was convicted of sex offenses in 2008 and charged in 2019 with sex trafficking of minors before he died in custody.

The scale of the release was described as unprecedented in modern U.S. justice history.

Over the years, Epstein’s case has drawn global attention due to allegations that he operated an extensive abuse network involving powerful individuals, while benefiting from institutional failures within the justice system.

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Who is Jeffrey Epstein?
He was an American financier and convicted sex offender who cultivated connections with influential politicians, business leaders, academics, and celebrities. His private Little St. James Island in the U.S. Virgin Islands was dubbed “Pedophile Island” and became infamous as an alleged abuse site.

Despite his philanthropic activities, Epstein’s criminal conduct defined his legacy.

A 2005 Palm Beach investigation identified dozens of underage victims, some as young as 14. A controversial 2008 plea deal resulted in only 13 months imprisonment after avoiding federal prosecution. After the Miami Herald’s 2018 investigative reporting exposed the lenient deal, Epstein was arrested again in July 2019 on federal sex-trafficking charges. He died by suicide at age 66 on August 10, 2019, while awaiting trial in a Manhattan jail.

In the years following his death, the so-called ‘Epstein Files,’ an extensive archive of court, investigative, and intelligence records, have been subject to intense legal and political battles, with calls for full public release and scrutiny of Epstein’s network, associations, and potential enablers.

Following the release of the files, THE WHISTLER examined the predator’s connections to Nigeria. Here is what we found:

Epstein and Nigerian Women
One email sent to Epstein mentioned how Nigerian women have the shortest interbirth interval and should be selected for “cock up botty.”

Another email from an unnamed woman who appears to have undergone a body enhancement mentions a lunch held at the Italian embassy. “This is the only crowd that gets a kick out of Lagos [redacted] week as much as I do!!” the email reads.

One email sent by Epstein to request details of another unnamed woman reads, “I need a short bio and her full name, please! Tomorrow afternoon will try to send the complete list of options as she will need to sort out her visas/flights… She might enjoy seeing how tech startups in Nigeria look a lot different in Africa. Team is young and great fun, and it’s very safe for a day or two. She could also spend a day in Dubai!”

Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s associate, who was found guilty of child sex trafficking and other offences, also mentioned coming to Abuja, Nigeria, in two of the emails reviewed by THE WHISTLER.

“Hello, Jeffrey. I just talked to my friend, and she is not in Paris now, she is in Nigeria, but will be back Thursday in Paris. Her name is Sadia, and here is her phone number: I hope you are enjoying your trip!” reads another email from one Nina K to Epstein

Oh, no wonder the words disappear on those things before the day runs out. I always wondered how those tiny devices stored ink.

FarmTech:
What is Thermal Receipt Paper?
Thermal receipt paper is the paper used to print receipts in shops, supermarkets, ATMs, and fuel stations.
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This paper does not use ink. Instead, it has special chemicals on it. When heat from the machine touches the paper, words appear.
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What Chemicals Are in Receipt Paper?
Many thermal papers contain chemicals called BPA or BPS.
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BPA (Bisphenol A) and BPS (Bisphenol S) help the paper change color when heated.
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Some receipts say “BPA-free”, but they often contain BPS instead.
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Why Are These Chemicals a Problem?
BPA and BPS can affect the body’s hormones.
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Hormones are natural messengers in the body. They control growth, energy, reproduction, and many body activities.
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When chemicals disturb hormones, they are called endocrine disruptors.
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Endocrine disruptor means something that confuses the body’s hormone system.
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This confusion can slowly cause health problems.
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How Do These Chemicals Enter the Body?
The chemicals can enter the body mainly through the skin.
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This happens when:
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• You hold receipts with bare hands.
• Your hands are sweaty or oily.
• You use hand sanitizer before or after touching receipts.
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The chemicals can also move from your hands to food or your mouth.
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Possible Health Effects
Scientists are still studying this, but repeated contact may be linked to:
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• Hormone problems
• Fertility problems (difficulty having children)
• Problems with growth in babies
• Body weight and blood sugar problems
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This does not mean one receipt will make you sick. The risk increases with frequent contact over many years.
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Who Is More at Risk?
Some people touch receipts more often than others:
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• Cashiers and shop workers
• Market sellers
• Pregnant women
• Children
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These groups should be more careful.
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Are BPA-Free Receipts Safe?
Not always.
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Many BPA-free receipts use BPS, which may affect hormones in a similar way.
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So BPA-free does not always mean safe.
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How to Reduce Your Risk
You can protect yourself with simple steps:
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• Do not collect receipts unless you need them.
• Keep receipts away from food.
• Wash your hands after handling many receipts.
• Avoid using hand sanitizer immediately before or after touching receipts.
• Shops can use digital receipts or phenol-free paper.
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Final Message
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Thermal receipt paper is useful, but it contains chemicals that may affect health over time.
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Touching receipts once in a while is not dangerous. The main concern is regular and long-term contact.
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Being careful and reducing contact is a smart and simple way to stay safe.
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The men who reject women of that height are normally 5’4 - 5’7/5’11. Men taller than those heights don’t care.

Godslovealways:
Advice needed

If you are in love with a lady and she ticks all your boxes
But she is super short
4ft 10
And you are 6ft 1

She loves you and adore you, does everything you want

It was fun when dating
She coming and going

When it is time to decide on the future and getting married, start thinking about your kids height.

What will your family say

Will your friends mock you

What if the baby is bigger than her stomach when pregnant

Will having a very short lady by your side reduce your aura as a married man in the midst of other people?

6ft to 4ft,10

Fake AF.

See me see wahala. Why won’t white people see us as an unserious lot? You’re meant to govern the masses, yet you turn the corridors of power into pseudo brothels. Baltasar Ebang Engonga comes to mind.

Madonna is not as beautiful as that anymore. AI.

Seun now bans everything I type. E be like na to give Nairaland hiatus.

He has options.

x xxxxxxx xxxxxxx

Sirchiboy:
Man reveals he rejected a job offer because the owner of the company is a w0man, and he can't work under a w0man 👀🙆🏿‍♀️🙆🏿‍♀️🚴🏿‍♀️🚴🏿‍♀️🚴🏿‍♀️

If the boy affected is a minor, throw that man in prison. The old man should find adults to do his thing with.

Una too lie for this Nairaland.

Dilijingsly:
them fine o

1. Them fine?

2. Na Sango Ota una dey, abi?

Dilijingsly:
I've seen and met them before. That's what am saying

Femboys attacking their peer because they see (f) attached to the username. Yoruba comedy, this Nairaland.

I dey look you dey laugh.

Dilijingsly:
women dey

Woman no dey Nairaland.

Dilijingsly:
As a lady, you're going over to your man's house and he asked you to get him condoms on your way.
Can you do it?

Broke people will forever ride the coattails of great men, never building the courage to emulate their actions. Sha, if followers didn’t make up the majority, leaders would never shine.

Kobojunkie don confuse. ROFLMAO. Not enough information for his AI to generate a victim-shaming argument. Nairaland na cruise.

Sweet Bimpe. Marry me for three months.