Marriage is sweet but marrying a retired boko haram is the problem! And many naija women are retired bandit reintegrated to the society on peace deal to later damage your life in the future with another's Man child
As a man choose wisely! Don't pay bride price on expired product! Always go for the fresh fruit right from the tree before it fall down.
Demigod22: My friend started dating a girl recently, and she claimed to be single. One week into the relationship, my friend had to travel and she visited him, they had sex and he travelled the following day. A strange number called him to warn him to stay away from his wife, the husband visited his house and reported him to his Mom.
He confronted the girl, she informed him that the guy beat her and ceased her phone. She has been crying and apologizing, claiming they're no longer married, but they lived together, she had a child for him before the child died, and begging. I told my friend to move on and block her.
My friend is a nice guy and he is really disturbed he slept with another man's wife, I told him it's not his fault. Why do people cheat, and why is this generation celebrating cheating like a hobby or fun activity? Loyalty is dead.
Lamanii22: Hello famlanders! So a friend told me her husband is complaining that she doesn’t wash his clothes, so my question is that should a man be considerate enough to give his clothes to dry cleaners instead or it’s a must for the woman to do that?
Here’s my own story: I watched my mom washed my dad’s clothes til my old man passed, I tried to do the same with my husband’s clothes but he complained that I put too much pressure on his clothes lol 😂 that he would do his laundry by himself… imho if there are kids involved already, the husband should be kind enough to do his own laundry then the wife can wash her own clothes as well as the kids’ thank you.
can you people get a washing machine?
A washing machine of 7kg cost around 200k and second hand around 100k or even less!
Why do you people love embracing poverty to the extent of fighting over who is to wash clothes! If it's food I would understand. But washing of clothes!?
jiggar: 🤔 Generally, no major risk if your phone supports it. Using the 3.5mm jack and charging via USB at the same time typically isn't dangerous if: - Your phone supports simultaneous use. - You're using original or certified accessories.
Potential minor concerns: - *Battery strain*: Charging while outputting audio might slightly increase heat, but modern phones handle this. - *Audio quality*: Might get interference if your setup's not great.
If your phone's made in the last few years, you're likely good to go 😊. Still unsure? Check your phone's manual or specs.
Culled from Meta AI.
na naija we dey talk about ohh. When sometimes Nepa fit just bring high current blow your charger come blow phone ontop
Kennyflyair: The best sound comes from wired earphones. No let them whine you. No matter how expensive the earbuds are, you'll still lose some audio quality
don't you know your type c port in your phone can do wired earphones abd even have an higher fidelity than the 3mm jack earphone port?
Calibrator: Wanted to upgrade my Redmi 10c to Redmi 15, only to discover Redmi 15 doesn't not support screen splitting and floating window. It doesn't even have earphone jack.
Is Redmi 15 of 2025 not supposed to be better than 10c of 2022 in terms of functionalities, why upgrade only to enjoy fewer features?
Edakun..... Which newer model support those highlighted features in the Redmi family?
Rant over
earphone jack in 2026 Are you people really living in caves?
FreeStuffsNG: Iran Hints at Preemptive Strike on Israel if It Sees 'Indications of Threats'
Iranian officials told the New York Times that the regime has fewer tools at their disposal to deal with the worsening economic situation, which is fueling the protests, or the threat of further conflict with Israel and the United States
A confident lady goes viral explaining why she refuses to cook, do laundry, or clean for her future husband: "I aspire to be a billionaire's wife!" 👑 She argues their mansion will be too big, they'll hire chefs and cleaners, and she's busy building her own empire (an online store aiming to rival Amazon). Her take? Women who handle chores have "nothing else to offer." The woman argues that she refuses to perform traditional domestic tasks like cooking, laundry, or cleaning because she aspires to marry a billionaire (or become one herself through her business ventures). She emphasizes hiring professional services instead, claiming their future home will be too large for her to handle alone. She also implies that women who do these chores lack other value to offer in a relationship, positioning herself as ambitious and independent. The tone is confident and dismissive, likely intended as provocative or humorous content.
Is she onto something, or is this peak delusion? Drop your thoughts below! 👇
na this kind of women go dey use their pant cook indomie give one unfortunately fellow in quest for him to marry her when she clock 30 and never find her billionaire
Sonnobax15: By this time last 3 years ago,I was having peace of mind . Not until this banny deceived me into a relationship which has been affecting my kidneys and lungs
Lukgaf: Nigeria First: A Call for Fairness in Our Media
It is deeply painful to witness how some media houses in Nigeria handle sensitive issues, especially when Muslims are involved. Recently, a tragic bomb blast occurred in a mosque in Maiduguri. According to reports, lives were lost and many were injured. This alone should have moved every conscience.
Yet, what made the situation even more disturbing was how some media outlets chose to report it.
For example, a headline from Channels TV read: “Many Feared Dead As Bomb Blast Rocks Maiduguri On Christmas Eve.”
This headline is misleading. It subtly creates the impression that Christians were targeted during Christmas, without clearly stating that the incident occurred inside a mosque and that Muslims were the victims. This is not just poor journalism — it is unfair, insensitive, and dangerous.
Sadly, this is not the first time such a pattern has appeared. When victims are Christians, headlines often clearly state it. But when Muslims are affected, the language becomes vague or carefully framed in a way that distorts public perception.
Where is the justice? Where is the professionalism? Where is the humanity?
Journalism is meant to inform, not inflame. It should unite, not divide. A journalist must rise above personal beliefs and sentiments. Lives are lives — Muslim or Christian — and pain does not have a religion.
It is even more troubling that credible bodies like the NSCIA have reportedly raised concerns that some media houses reject Muslim-sponsored programmes, even when willing to pay, which clearly goes against ethical broadcasting standards. This should worry every fair-minded Nigerian.
Before we are Muslims or Christians, we are Nigerians. Before religion, there is humanity. Before bias, there must be truth.
Nigeria cannot heal when truth is selective and empathy is conditional. Media houses must do better. We must all do better.
May Allah grant justice to the oppressed, guide our leaders and institutions, and heal our nation.
all terrorists in the world bear one thing in common! ISLAM