ivolt: Yes, the blogger emphasised the part they feel will resonate with their readers. But that he didn't discourage reporting is not true contextually. It is not as if I was listening to a translation, it is my language.
Go back and watch again n perhaps relearn your language
ivolt: He shouldn't have given the advice in police uniform. Yes, there will always be frivolous reports but it is not his place to discourage reporting officially
He never mentioned anything like that. Naija bloggers and sensational headlines. Even here on nl, they do the same thing
Everything he said was about both parents should work together to raise their kids to become responsible people in life
officialwdhtv: Viral video of a UK police officer advicing Nigerian women, suggesting they focus on managing their homes instead of reporting domestic disputes.
cococandy: He went to join the UK police with the Nigerian police mentality of telling women that domestic violence is family matter . Until they die then everyone will start screaming “wHy diDn’t She leAve?” 🙄
He was addressing the Nigerian community as a Nigerian but trust our overzealous naija uk bloggers, recorded the lecture and gave it a deceptive caption: " UK police advised NIgeran women.....bla bla"
Glimpsetv: Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State, has been severely flooded after the collapse of the Alau Dam on Tuesday morning, leaving much of the city underwater. This prompted a visit from the Nigerian Vice President, Kashim Shettima.
In a brief video, the VP is seen navigating his way through the flooded area.
The current flooding is being compared to the 1994 disaster, with residents saying it’s even worse this time.
Glimpsetv: This heartwarming moment shows outgoing corps members in Akwa Ibom giving a woman a marching parade to thank her for providing them with water during their service in the community.
This wonderful gesture of appreciation has received a lot of praise from the online community, commending the woman for her kindness towards the corps members. Watch the video, and don’t forget to like and share it.
Homologous: I am sorry, and this is not to in any way discount your effort. But, what Nigeria really need to get ahead is not equipping youths with a watered down skill or a skill that is about to be phased out. Unfortunately, with these kinds of skills you've got here, they are in no way on the same level to compete on the global stage.
Teach the youths to be innovative via intensive project-based skills.
Oga, no knowledge is useless. They can build on it. Even the university will only teach you the basics, it is now left for you to build on it
Some beggars have resorted to renting wheelchairs to pose as disabled individuals, exploiting the kindness of strangers.
With fake disabilities and fabricated stories, they prey on unsuspecting passersby, making it impossible to distinguish between genuine need and deceitful manipulation.
This is aimed to raise awareness about the scam and encourage people to be more discerning when offering help, without completely dismissing those who are genuinely in need.
Taylor Swift posted her support after the vice president finished her debate on ABC News, but Donald Trump told Fox News the singer was a "very liberal person" who "seems to always endorse a Democrat
Oba Eweka II, Christened Aiguobasimwin ( Aiguobasimwin ‘ogie) at birth, little did the people know that the name was indeed a prediction of the challenges that lay ahead of him in life. Aiguobasimwin faced a tough contest and opposition to his enthronement as Oba of Benin and would defend his crown and his freedom against various attacks throughout his reign, staged by powerful chiefs and influential subjects, fuelled by fear and distrust, and instigated by the colonial government. Following Benin coronation traditions, Aiguobasimwin was invested with the title of Edaiken of Uselu on 24 April 1914, and, after the funeral obsequies of his father, crowned Oba with the title Eweka II at Usama on 24 July 1914.