Allthingswork: I've heard you again. Then again, it's possible that I've gone out more, partied more, travelled more, dated more girls than you, Sir. It's not about going out more, my brother. It's now about morals and restraints for me. You'll get to this mindset in the future, you just wait and see. That's if you are a firm believer in Jesus, ooh. Otherwise, it won't happen, despite the age. Meanwhile, I'm young but I've caught on to it earlier than I expected and I'm grateful to God for this. He convicts the conscience and gradually changes people he chooses to. If he sees the spark ofinterest in them.
Didn't come here to preach, hahah!! But it just so happened. Can't help it. 😁😅
But by all means, enjoy your head giving bro! It's your life to live, but do so with eternity at the back of your mind. 😉 We read the news everyday...it could be anyone exiting tomorrow. If u know what I mean.
Beremx: The forfeited monies and the car, chai! It is well o!! It is who the forfeited items will finally end up with that annoys me most. Why not give such money to charity instead of it given to government?
Even government purse won't see the money. Some ogas at the top will step on it
This Generation grew up on books, moonlight games, mud play and plasticInes. They experienced what NTA was and learnt how to pronounce words by watching Sesame Street. They are adventurous and very creative. One virtue they possess is an ability to fix things instead of discarding them as junk. The power of writing belongs to them as this was the Era of letter writing and under the mango tree romance.
Generation Y: 1980s to 90s
This Generation also experienced what the Gen X had but they grew up on books, computer games like the Nintendo and shows like Voltron. These are the children who love to meet up with friends at their house to play games on their computers and game Nintendo and Gameboy consoles. Unlike their older guys who were bookish and meet up to swap books, this ones meet up to swap games.
Generation M and Z: The Millenials.
These are the "Indomie" children. The ones who grew up on phones, tabs and the technology advancements. They are smart or so they'll have us the Older Generation believe but they have a flaw which is: They have zero tolerance level for patience. They believe in discarding things instead of fixing them. If they're stuck in a rut instead of thinking their way through, they rely on gadgets to do the thinking for them. Their inventiveness has led them to basardize the English language by creating words of their own and inserting those words in the English vocabulary such that they now sound sensible where they once wasn't Words like. Duh Baddo Baddest and a host of others.
So I put forward this question. Which Generation is the smartest?
For me I chose Gen X not because I belong to that Generation but because we are adaptable. We can easily adjust to whatever trend we find ourselves in unlike the Gen Zs.
Gen X No AI , no calculator
The days of four figure tables n uniform textbooks
Glimpsetv: This is the shocking moment a landlord deliberately damages a tenant’s air conditioner simply because he doesn’t want AC units used on his property.
The video has gone viral, sparking mixed reactions online.
The big question is: Does a landlord have the right to do this? And what would you do if you were in the tenant’s shoes?
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Dennisochampa: How much is the gdp of that abroad and how much do their citizens pay as tax.... . When e reach good things like salary, una go deh compare Nigeria with abroad but for others wen abroad take bad... Una no go see that one take talk say Nigeria better pass them
We are talking about after tax here not before tax
A doc should be able to save at least 500k conveniently every month
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WiszyFraud: However, there are complaints that there are still other trafficked girls in Mali who wanted to return home, but NidCOM only singled out Madam Jumoke’s daughter in order to shine and take the glory, because it is a trending matter. That should be looked into and urgently addressed.
Is this for real? lol
Not true Is it not the same flight that brought her would have brought others
Veteran Nollywood actress Jumoke George has reunited with her daughter, Adeola, four years after she went missing, as shared in an emotional Instagram video on May 21, 2025.
Adeola, trafficked to Mali, was brought back to Nigeria through the efforts of the Nigerians In Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM).
Jumoke had tearfully discussed her daughter’s disappearance on the ‘Talk to B’ podcast, noting Adeola was last seen traveling from Ibadan to Lagos.
The emotional reunion, with Jumoke saying, “I held her tightly,” marks a joyful end to her long search.
meobizy: Where una dey find them? Someone can ask if Jack was a boy, a poster will respond with a meme. “How was the morning?” is followed with a meme. Some are irrelevant. Some are dead on point. If one asks me, using them displays immaturity on the person’s part. How hard is typing a well thought response to a subject one finds interesting.
It depends...if you're having informal or not too serious conversation, you can use it.