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Victor Osimehhhhh

Reference:
Foul throw by Onyeka. Very comedic.

Did he do any if these

key violations include not facing the field, having feet off the ground or over the line, or throwing with only one hand/from the front instead of both hands from behind the head.

KingDashx:
This Tunisia team na garri
I no dey fear them one bit

Naija go win like 3-0
All these African Arab teams no dey play like those 90s team

Talk is cheap..no be by ball possession

Peaceful commentary today

Maresca OUT!!!

The season is over

It can never die, same as gambling/betting..they are lazy as well

Terrible performance..4th position slipping away

Don't know why garnacho is still on the pitch

Dtruthspeaker:
Religion and character are one and the same thing. Bullying and evil does not easily take place before marriage. It is always after marriage.

And if murders can take place between peoples of the same religion then how would it be when they are in opposing religions?

Men, my BP has gone up just saying this. I will leave it like this

You are not adressing the issue based on the OP's write up. You are making stuff up here

2. Religion n character ain't the same

Back to winning ways, no more slip

Dtruthspeaker:
Not with the ease of murders going on. Every caring family will be concerned. And so these are not the days to gamble with the lives of loved ones

This issue has nothing to do with character but religion.

No one is being bullied or abused. Both family members are irresponsible

Infact, recent murder cases in marriages were from same religion unions

SportblitsNews:
https://sportblits.com/sports-news/exclusive-benedict-iroha-takes-possession-of-1994-afcon-winning-house-promised-by-abacha-in-owerri/

The one that saw the future

Those days when full backs began to join the attack

Trump will soon visit them

Obaxxx:
Good day to each and every one of you out there . Hope y'all are enjoying the festivities?

So yesterday I got a call from a very good friend of mine whom I introduced into Keke business about 3 years ago. From the way he was sounding on the phone,I knew all wasn't well with him. So out of curiosity,I asked him to know why he was sounding like that and his reply really struck deep into my heart. He had finally sold off his Keke. I mean the same Keke which had left him in countless debts and of which I warned him earlier on to kindly deal away with before things would get out of hand. I even used myself as a case study for him but it seemed everything I was telling him were all falling upon deaf ears . I could remember him asking me--"Obax,if I sell the Keke now, wetin I wan come do"? That question alone,has always been the reason why many people seems to stay in abusive marriages, relationships and works,which have led them to their early graves .

Tho I was once in a similar situation like him,but how I navigated my way out of it wasn't through mysterious ways but I had to confront business- minded people to seek advice from them. I gave him plenty reasons to let go of the Keke on time because I knew what the outcome would turn out to be. I even told him to start up a POS business right in front of his street which I know to be a very busy spot.

Mind you,not that I'm making gest of him because he's the kind of friend whom I sincerely care for. And that was why I brought him in the first place. But after all the loses I encountered,I honestly wouldn't want to see anyone close to me to be a victims of such situations. All of a sudden,this dude started avoiding my calls. So I left him to his fate ,not until yesterday when he called.

Now, here's what I'm trying to say. Sometimes, hustling smart pays more than hustling hard. I've tested the both of them and I can attest to that. Here on Nairaland, I've always shared stories about myself,not because I want public sympathy or financial help from anyone but to let every hustler on here know that there's always dignity in hardwork. I've always been of the opinion that giving up on life as a hustler shouldn't be an option and of course I can't even remember the numerous times many Nairalanders have reached out to me. Some said words of encouragement to me,and others insulted the hell out of me. Yet, giving up has never and will never be an option.

There was a time I worked in different bakeries. The last one happened to belong to my Friend's immediate younger sister and I was made the manager. But despite all the efforts we put into it,they were to no avail. In fact,we got liquidated, bankrupt and fell off from business.

All those years,peace of mind was something I couldn't get. I was only hustling just to feed myself. No clothes and was still living under my father's house.

The funniest thing and sweetest fact about life generally which I've come to realize is that no matter what, sometimes, hard work doesn't really pay the way smart work does. More so,the moment you find yourself doing one thing and it isn't yielding the results you've been expecting so far,move away from it. Try something else,and eventually that's where your breakthrough may even come from🙏

Hard work pays in a Country where the system works. Unfortunately una go still vote rubbish in the next election

Dtruthspeaker:
I don't think this is bias. It's more of knee jerk as both families were not expecting such a scenario.

And you know couples cannot exist without their families, so cutting off is not possible, unless of course they want the consequences of cutting off

The couple have no issue. One is ready to bend for the other


This is 2025, the families should expect such - inter-tribal and inter-religion marriages are no longer rocket science. In situation like this, they are expected to pull out of any event their spirit don't agree with

Oya Brighton, brighten my day with a victory over Arsenal

Axzobr:
She is actually 21
I have been talking to her and I am still at shock that she is just 21

Age is just a number

olayinkabank:
Please Nairalanders, I need your sincere advice. I am confused.
I have been a member of this great platform since 2010 when I was in secondary school (SS2), but this is the first time I am seeking advice here. I was quite active and popular on the platform from 2010 to 2014, especially in the sports, politics, and education sections though I just created this new account today.
I am currently engaged to a lady. We have done the introduction—both families have met, and we have collected the marriage list. The wedding is planned for late March next year.
My fiancée is a Christian and from the Igbira tribe, although she understands Yoruba more than Igbira. All her siblings are married to Yoruba spouses. I am a Yoruba man and a Muslim by background.
Initially, her family strongly objected to the marriage because of religious differences. However, after much persuasion—and after my fiancée threatened to harm herself if she was not allowed to marry me—her extended family members who are Muslims intervened, and the family reluctantly agreed.
On my own side, my mother also objected at first. She dislikes my fiancée because there are rumors that her elder sister did money ritual. After much pleading, my mother later accepted the marriage.
For context, my fiancée’s parents were originally Muslims but converted to Christianity before they died.
The main issue now is that my fiancée’s siblings, especially the elder ones, are insisting that we must do either a church wedding or a court wedding. They say a traditional wedding alone is not acceptable.
As for me, I work with a financial institution and was converted to professional staff last year. I also run a football viewing center and a betting shop. My fiancée just finished her tailoring apprenticeship (freedom). She is a graduate but currently unemployed, and I am planning to open a tailoring shop for her.
Because I am the one providing almost everything financially, I feel a court wedding may not favor me in the long run. At the same time, my parents will never accept a church wedding, especially since my father is the head of a local Asalatu group.
Please note: I am not a religious person. I consider myself agnostic—I believe in a Supreme Being but not in Christianity or Islam. However, neither my family nor my fiancée knows this, because they would likely see me as evil or someone possessed.
My fiancée has agreed to convert to Islam after the wedding, which makes my family happy. Personally, I don’t really care about that because I believe more in humanity than religion.
Now I am confused and stuck between:
Her family insisting on church or court wedding
My parents rejecting church wedding
My own fears about court marriage
Religious pressure from both sides
Please, I need honest and mature advice from Nairalanders. What is the best way forward in this situation? especially to those who have done interfaith wedding before or in an interfaith relationship?

Both families are selfish and bias religiously

You guys should just do your thing and ignore the noise. If they fail to attend any of the events, nobody will die and life continues

If both of you continue to listen to your families, you ll either not get married or preparing for future problems in your marriage

The man is a tool working according to given instruction

Baba don cash out

As usual, most of his followers are that gender

They are quick to believe anything n everything

nairalanda1:
LOL...men too can't handle being lonely. It's part of the general human condition. Even people wey dey claim introverts like a bit of human company now and then, and would even feel better afterwards.

Men are wired to be independent. You won't understand anyway

Northernblood8:
The claim surfaced Friday with a simple post saying 'Mohbad wife don born, prompting thousands of reactions questioning timelines since the singer's death on September 12, 2023, and reviving calls for a DNA test on Liam, born May 6, 2022.

Mohbad's father Joseph has long pushed for the test amid infidelity allegations, but Wunmi cites family and court delays, with no results public as of December 2025. No confirmation has come from Wunmi or major Nigerian media, leaving the rumor unverified while highlighting fans' lingering grief and divided views on her moving forward.




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Nl n fake news on fp
See all of them wailing over fake news

See millions

Common City..let's mount pressure

Even at 40+ e dey yearn like small pikin

So unfortunate, see someone's role model

Carndidlaydid:
Remain single they won't listen

Women can't handle lonliness like that

They are wired to mingle

He ll rot in jail no doubt

Chilipepper:
Apart from “bye”, how do you end phone calls? 😭📞
Because some people just say “okay…” and hang up

In official settings, we say "Thank you for your call n do have a nice"

They ve given them a photocopy

tunde1200:
Have u build house before if yes is not in a develop area like Lagos.
All of you make mouth online to finish landlords as if you're not going to be one day.
What about food sellers and transportation company that increase price anyhow even as price of fuel come down yet price are high

See this one. Never lived outside lasgidi

I bought a bag of cement in the days of N1500 per bag

Lagos landlords are wicked, they are only after money and who will fix their houses so that next tenant will pay for the refurbished building

Ija Eleye

Cottage eagles vs Super eagles

Flipmac:
Yesterday I had sex with my partner. After a few hours, I started feeling a burning/cooling sensation around my penis and scrotum. No itching or discharge. The only thing I feel is the burning sensation.

What I can best describe the sensation is like rubbing Dustin powder or pepper around one's private part.

I am feeling like this could be an STD from my partner. But I don't wanna make any accusations without being sure.

It's been over 24 hours now and I'm still feeling the burning sensation.

Has anyone experienced something like this? What could it possibly be?

Make that accusation now

Both of you should treat yourselves asap

vdestro:
still fighting yourself over wiki and talking about celebrities profile and running away from all the other sources I posted, in proof you have woefully failed and have nothing to say

You are the one who has publicly failed this simple exam as is already proven even here

And you are also the one who inspite of all the right info I have given you has chosen to run with the wrong one as also further proven here also

It is clearly obvious that you do false accusations and self project your wrong doings onto others as you did by first accusing me of using sources that suit my narrative to which I countered and showed that it is you who did so.

Now you have moved to failing exams and refusing to take the right info when clearly it is you who has done and does all these things.

Like I said before, you should be very very very foreverly in shame.

If you can read in between the lines, you would have gotten your answer about your other sources. Unfortunately, you can only read and see what you want to see when you have a closed mind