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femi4:
Lies..prostitute n non prostitute have same vjj

Just say flee from sexual immorals

It was a prostitute that saved the spies at Jerico
Mary Magdalene was a prostitute

FreeIgboho:
Humility, plus find a mentor. Don't go it alone. That's my own thinking

FreeIgboho:
So sad. Some of us who never had to think about school fees never knew how lucky we were...

Nigerian doctor shares a recent encounter with an ex-classmate of his from medical school who now hawks things to make a living.
The doctor identified as Dr. Cheta took to Facebook to reveal that from their chat, the ex-classmate had revealed that he had been the one sponsoring his own medical education.
However, he had to drop out at 500 level since he couldn’t afford to continue paying his fees, and had no support from anyone.
His words …



https://www.facebook.com/share/p/14FtHJHKaL7/

press9jatv:
Yoruba actress Berry White sl¥ɱps and ∂¡εs in her house

It is a heartbreaking time for fans and lovers of Yoruba actress Esther Oluwaseun Odeniyi, better known as Berry White.

The news of her ∂ε@th was made known by her colleague, Bakare Zainab, via her Instagram page. She revealed that the upcoming actress had sl¥ɱped and ∂¡ε∂ in her house, and her c%rpse is still there.

Mo¥rning the deceased, Bakare urged anyone with information about her family to reach out to her.



https://www.instagram.com/p/DLH6Fs5ij_1/?igsh=MWpuYzRzd20xYW1lZw==

ddippset:
In 2013, Tinubu didn't care about the opposition using it to discredit Jonathan.

He asked Jonathan to resign...


Tinubu should now ask himself to resign.

treesun:
https://punchng.com/gunmen-kill-19-in-fresh-plateau-attacks/

haybhi1:
I don't uphold the tenets or opinions of Obi at all. In fact, I detest most of the things he stands for.

But, about Jnr Pope, he's no longer alive and his wife's still young. Let her find new happiness. He'd do the same.

However, I love your last statement. What's outta our control shouldn't bother us. It's just hard to follow for some people.

haybhi1:
Why you go tell her that kain thing? E no go pain say another man dey drill your wife?

haybhi1:
Man is overseas hustling, wife is ridding rods back home. Life of a man sha

Chilipepper:
So we break up, make I no chop?" — Lady laments as ex unlinks card from her Chowdeck

frankson1:
Where is the "north" when bandits and killer herdsmen chase them out of their houses and forcefully insert their uncircumcised earthworm into their mothers, wives and sisters' bodies

When campaign officially kicks off, una eyes go clear

tnerro1:
If na me post this, nairaland go block me, which kin juju you dey use self😂

surgical:
Those decamping are so dull dey can't read the handwriting on the wall

Gerrard59:
He is a medical doctor in the US. If he is also entrepreneurial, as I want to assume, then he can make as much money as he desires. That is the benefit of being in the US - the chances to make a lot of money are immense.

NGsultan:
Videos

https://x.com/Galafi_Hamma/status/1935720783059341731?s=19

https://x.com/SafeeyanM/status/1935713912919294045?s=19[/quote]north no be south na.if the police talk them go bury am alive there.Tinubu should use seyi his son to do Inec chairman.2027 no go too easy as people Dey expect

Tonyamadi:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAeExh9Exfw?si=e7kB-8IJRCc5i1Cp



https://dailypost.ng/2025/06/14/dr-philip-o-ozuah-redeems-1m-pledge-as-block-c-is-commissioned-at-college-of-medicine-university-of-ibadan/

LawWithEbele:
Imagine if Chief Iwuanyanwu died without a will...

The whole country is talking about the conditions in Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu’s will.But imagine this:

What if he never made a will at all?

Let’s face it, many Nigerians fear writing a will. Some believe it’s a bad omen.
Others keep postponing it for “when the time is right.” But death doesn’t send a memo.

That’s why many people die intestate, without a will.And when that happens, you no longer have a say.The law, and sometimes family chaos, takes over.

So, what would have happened if Chief Iwuanyanwu died intestate?

It depends on the kind of marriage he had:

If he contracted a customary marriage, then his estate would be distributed according to custom, and we all know customs can vary and cause serious family drama.

If he contracted a statutory marriage then the Administration of Estates of the deceased Law of the state applies.

And here’s what that law says in most states:

The wife gets 1/3 of the estate
The children share 2/3
No room for personal wishes
No gifts to charity, friends, staff, or causes you loved. No specific property direction, like “give this house to my daughter” or “support this foundation”

But with a will? You become the boss, even in death.You decide who gets what.You protect vulnerable loved ones.
You avoid family conflict.You leave a legacy, not confusion.

But here’s a legal twist most people don’t know: do you really have unlimited freedom to give your property to anyone you like in your will? Can you completely disinherit a spouse or child or a dependent?

Watch out for my next post, I’ll be unpacking the legal limits to testamentary freedom in Nigeria. You don’t want to miss it.

So let me ask: is it worth it for a married person to make a will?Drop your answer in the comments. Let's talk.

I’m Ebelechukwu Aroh-Nwoka, your family and property lawyer.I help Nigerians plan wisely, avoid inheritance drama, and protect what truly matters- your family and property.

Manculated:
It is well my Chief.

You'll bounce back and get things right.

LordviccoDaGuru:
🔗 Source:
https://x.com/baby_done1/status/1935090821713281147?t=cnPk-O_c9nt9SpwU8-oyRg&s=19[/quote]em som fine pass seyi o but he wasn’t as loud as him.why yoruba like owambe is what I don’t know yet.Seyi is the de facto vp.Dude will be worse than his dad.very power drunk

pocohantas:
Hasty decisions how?
I am sure we conversed less than 2 mths ago.
Please how did your wife go from being one of the few women we should learn from to what you are describing on this thread?

lendahand:
lol, do something about this whole thing sir. Your peace of mind matters a lot oo.

lendahand:
oga highchief, you have a disturbingly negative outlook on holy matrimony. This is obvious right now.

lendahand:
I talk am say you are passing thru a lot and it's reflecting totally in your outlook on life. Not every marriage will be ill-fated like yours sir.

My condolences though.

lendahand:
yea people do change but most times the red flag is there but ignored by us in the heat of the moment. That is why you should marry a god-fearing babe.

Manculated:


I do not mean to make jest of you.

The way life is structured is very complex.

I wouldn't agree with your statement "Marriage Na Scam" as the standard for everyone. I would only agree if it's that's your perception and what you experienced which is your personal opinion.

There are men up there whom their perception and experiences with regards to marriage contradict yours. They are enjoying their marriages. Wether they are being sincere about their statements or not is really not of my concern.

What i have come to realize about life is, Most men aren't taught the "Important Things" they really need to know about LIFE!

In LIFE, You must do your personal Due Dilligence in whatever you want to indulge in because there are Consequences (Good or Bad) for every action and decision taken!

Godspowerpro:
President Tinubu queries IGP, Security Operatives over Benue killings: ‘How come no one has been arrested?’

Psalm 150:6 KJV
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD.

President Bola Tinubu has expressed dismay over the failure of security operatives to apprehend suspects linked to the recent bloodbath in Yelewata community in Guma Local Government Area of Benue State.

No fewer than 200 people were killed when assailants suspected to be herders invaded the community on Friday, June 13, 2025, and carried out the dastardly act.

The incident, another episode in the recent wave of violent killings in the North-Central state, triggered national outrage, forcing the President to make a condolence visit on Wednesday, June 18, 2025.

Addressing a stakeholders’ town hall meeting held at the Benue State Government House in Makurdi, President Tinubu called out the Inspector General of Police to know why arrests have not been made.

“How come no one has been arrested for committing this heinous crime in Yelewata. Inspector General of Police, where are the arrests? The criminals must be arrested immediately,” President Tinubu said.

“I expect there should be arrests of those criminals.”

“I give you the assurance that we will find peace and convert this tragedy to prosperity.”


President Tinubu addressing a stakeholders’ town hall meeting held at the Benue State Government House in Makurdi
He urged the heads of the Department of State Services (DSS) and the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) to intensify surveillance and gather actionable intelligence to apprehend the perpetrators.

He told the Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, of the need for vigilance and collaboration between communities and security forces.

“Christopher, I watched your comment, and I know you can’t be tired staying in the bush with Oluyede (COAS). But we need to keep our ears to the ground and help get those criminals,” he ordered.

President Bola Tinubu thereafter directed the Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, and the Chief of Defence Staff, Christopher Musa, to immediately arrest killer herders who perpetrated the heinous killing of over 100 people in Yelewata community in Benue State.

Advising Governor Alia on the importance of stakeholder management for peaceful and progressive governance, the President urged the governor to set up a peace committee in the state that will include former governors of Benue, elders, traditional rulers, federal government officials, and non-indigenes living in the state.


“Let us meet again in Abuja. Let’s fashion out a framework for lasting peace. I am ready to invest in that peace. I assure you, we will find peace. We will convert this tragedy into prosperity,” he said.

President Tinubu urged Governor Hyacinth Alia of Benue State to allocate land for ranching and directed the Minister of Agriculture and Food Security to follow up.

He called for blood donations to support the injured receiving treatment at the Benue State Teaching Hospital, where he had earlier visited victims and medical staff.

While underscoring the importance of peace for sustainable development, President Tinubu implored the Governor to ensure Benue is peaceful, adding that the circumstances of his visit this time should not have been a reason to visit.

“I wanted to come here to commission projects, to reassure you of hope and prosperity, not to see gloomy faces. But peace is vital to development,” he said.

“The value of human life is greater than that of a cow. We were elected to govern, not to bury people”, he stressed.


Tinubu visited the injured survivors of the attack at the Benue State University Teaching Hospital

He charged Governor Alia with working with the federal government to restore peace.

“Governor Alia, you were elected under the progressive banner to ensure peace, stability, and progress. You are not elected to bury people or comfort widows and orphans. We will work with you to achieve that peace. You must also work with us.

“Not everyone will like you in politics. They hate me, too—like hell. But here I am, still your President. I made a promise to protect democracy, freedom, and prosperity, even for my abusers and accusers. That’s leadership,” the President emphasised.

In his remarks, Governor Hyacinth Alia appealed to the Federal Government to establish a Special Intervention Fund for communities affected by repeated violent attacks across Benue State.

“Your Excellency, while we continue to mourn our losses and rebuild from the ashes of pain, we humbly urge the Federal Government to consider establishing a special intervention fund for communities affected by these incessant attacks in Benue State,” he said.

Governor Alia said the fund would support the rehabilitation of displaced persons, reconstruction of destroyed homes and infrastructure, and the restoration of livelihoods, especially for farmers.

The meeting included the Secretary to the Federal Government, George Akume, Traditional Rulers, and former Governors of the state. The governors of Kwara, Imo, Kogi, Plateau, Ondo, and Nasarawa also attended the meeting.

Upon arrival in Benue earlier, Tinubu visited the injured survivors of the attack at the Benue State University Teaching Hospital to sympathise with them.


Thank You Jesus

edogu:
Please learn to respect other people's stance. He's the one married to the so called wife and if he's happy with her then that should be his business, not yours.

goodmuscopi:
Pls note, this thread is a floor for married, divorced or separated folks to discuss and share insight from experience. Single should just observe and learn

Now, what are the challenges you faced/are facing in your marriage?

What step did you took wrongly?