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Dude plays COD

RIP to a legend

Watianoengineer:
All I know is that peter Obi can never lace Tinubu's shoes.

Tinubu is miles ahead of Obi the social media president

Can you lace Peter Obi's shoes?

Yasss
Seun's mods say not original content

chiiraq802:
Madam kindly seek for divorce..... cus ur beating go long.

after the international break, Man United will lose all there matches in the month of October.

She was speaking in the past tense

jmoore:
He is entitled to his delusion.

Take a look at his main reason, then you can understand the dude has nothing upstairs.
What in the hell is 'have access to presidential office through Seyi'?

You couldn't have put it any better

Am I the only one noticing the babe on green braids zoned out @ the background ?

Way to go

strangest:
Na the caressing of his thigh be the main issue

Twasnt a caress
Brings to mind the lyrics
Strumming my thighs with his fingers

“a spontaneous and fatherly gesture”

Indeed

Only w Waffi/Delta brought up will know the meaning of Gbejerho Eyes
If you know you know

That said , banging on an airplane is probably on a lot of folks bucket list or couple goals so no surprises there.
The question is were the people involved acquainted before or after boarding the craft

In as mush as I support this view we all know it won't happen.
After reading the book The Tale of June 12: A Betrayal of the Democratic Rights of Nigerians by Prof. Omo Omoruyi I felt a loathing for IBB that still simmers somewhere in me insides.
Dude's a poosie who placed self above National interest.
Though young I was slightly aware of the anticipation of change the June 93 elections held for Nigerians across all divides.
IBB's annulment set us back aeons democratically and otherwise as a nation the effects of which we're yet to fully recover.
The universe will be far better rid of him the sooner he kicks the bucket

I'm with Sowore on this

Oludiary:
Statement of Events
I was working with an elevator company as an Elevator Technician when I came to Nigeria. A few months later, I received a message on LinkedIn from a man who wanted to establish an elevator company. He told me he needed me to help build the company and serve as the Lead Elevator Engineer. I agreed to the offer, resigned from my previous employment, and joined his company.
A few weeks after I resumed, I noticed that the man began involving me in some of his other businesses, including his paper business and other activities unrelated to elevator engineering. I did not initially complain, but this began affecting my career and the work I was employed to do.

I also observed how he treated some of his other employees. On several occasions, I witnessed him verbally harassing and physically mistreating staff, including slapping them.

Regarding my own employment, the man has little or no technical knowledge of elevator engineering. Whenever I made professional recommendations or raised concerns about technical decisions, he often rejected them. However, when the consequences of those decisions occurred, he would blame me heavily and make me feel as though I was incompetent or did not know what I was doing.

The major incident occurred on a Friday. After completing our normal schedule for the day, I planned to repair the company's generator because I knew we had a very demanding schedule on Monday and I wanted to ensure that the generator was functioning properly beforehand.

The man repeatedly ordered me to return to the office. I politely explained to him, "Sir, if we don't fix this generator now, it could delay us on Monday." Despite my explanation, he continued insisting that I return to the office. Based on the previous circumstances and my assessment of the situation, I refused to immediately leave the generator.

He then came out of his vehicle and approached me aggressively, appearing as though he wanted to physically assault me. I tried to move away from him to avoid a confrontation. However, he grabbed my clothing and pulled it forcefully, causing one of my buttons to come off.

There were police officers present at the scene. He ordered them to put me into his vehicle, but they refused after witnessing what had happened. He then called other police officers on patrol, who subsequently arrested me.

At the police station, he made several allegations against me, including an allegation that I was the person who assaulted him. I was detained from Friday until Monday. During this period, he allegedly gave money to the police officers. My mother eventually came to the station on Monday and secured my release.

I was told that he would only allow me to be released on the condition that I sign an undertaking stating that I would continue working for him. I was under significant pressure and had already spent several days in detention, so I agreed to sign the undertaking in order to secure my release.

Immediately after I signed the undertaking, his treatment of me became worse. At the end of the month, he deducted two days' pay from my salary. I asked him why the money had been deducted because, to the best of my knowledge, I had not missed those two working days. He told me that the deduction was for the days I had spent in police detention.

I became upset about this and returned to the police station to report the matter. However, the police were unable to recover the money for me.

I subsequently informed him that if he expected me to continue working for him, I wanted my salary to be paid weekly, with my monthly salary divided into four payments. He refused this arrangement. Since then, I have not resumed work.

I now believe that because the undertaking did not prevent me from stopping work, he has decided to pursue an assault case against me. I have now been invited to the police station tomorrow in connection with the alleged assault.

I maintain that I did not assault him. I attempted to avoid a physical confrontation when he approached me aggressively, and he was the person who grabbed my clothing and pulled it.

I am concerned about what may happen at the police station tommorow and would like proper legal advice and protection regarding my rights, the alleged assault case, the undertaking I signed under pressure, my unpaid/deducted wages, and the circumstances surrounding my previous detention.

You need to lawyer you like since yesterday

Alura Continua, Victoria Ascerta.
Venerunt, Pugnaverunt, Vicerunt

Dude was clearly out of his depth

Ignorance of the law ain't an excuse tho

jmoore:
Why didn't they allow their god to fight for itself?

They kidnapped her, collected hundreds of thousands of naira from her family, abused her.

How are they different from bandits?

Actions have consequences
I don't support the extortion
But the ritualistic shaving of head could be likened to the consequences of her actions and are very well in order.
You can't compare such actions of them to that of bandots
In summary, fuq around and find out

Sheuns:
How did she disrespect tradition?

It was reported she filmed the masquerade. If the filming was done by a white woman, would they shave her head?

It was also reported that a woman is not supposed to see the masquerade.
She disguised herself as a man in order to record the video.

Not supporting the dehumanizing treatment she was given but she ought to respect rmtradition in the first place

Newsgeek24:
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https://verynigerian.com/uk-government-opens-applications-for-2026-chevening-scholarships-how-to-apply/

Nice one
Please forward to friends and people who might need this

Just passing through

https://vigilantcitizen.com/vigilantreport/the-2026-fifa-world-cup-mega-ritual/

Be like chocolate flavored short bread

E don tay nor be today
Nor body holy pass

Nigeria is a funny place .

Firstly, If you ban preaching in busses then I suggest you also ban morning calls to prayer by musilms (Adhan)

Secondly if you can't preach in airplanes then you should not also be able to preach in busses.

Thirdly I was once accused of being a heretic and demon possessed for confronting a female preacher who preached from Ojota to the the outskirts of Ore on a trip from Lagos and only stopped upon my confrontation.
I asked her if she'd preach if we were in an airplane

Someone just got the head of their life

Old age issa beesh

I don't stop for those phuckers