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vertueptime:He did not steal, he was simply late for work. The criminal here is the Chinese not the Kenyan |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2TTkmIrTvc Nigerian businesses affected by coronavirus outbreak With China being one of Nigeria's biggest trading partners, there are concerns that the Nigerian economy could take a big hit as a result of the Coronavirus outbreak. Some businesses are already being affected |
The Surprisingly Dark History of Valentine’s Day You Never Knew The color red is associated with Valentine's Day because it's scientifically linked to passion and sexuality. But given what we now know of Valentine's Day's sinister history, we're wondering if the association doesn't have more to do with blood spatter... Ah, Valentine’s Day. Such a glorious excuse to dwell on love and romance. But ironically, this day of roses, chocolates, and heart-shaped cards has a dark history. (Find out more Valentine’s Day facts that will truly surprise you.) How Valentine’s Day got its name Valentine’s Day actually marks the date of the execution of St. Valentine by the Roman emperor Claudius II during the third century AD. And what was St. Valentine’s crime? The most popular theory holds that he’d been officiating at the weddings of soldiers, despite that marriage had been outlawed for them. Apparently, the emperor felt that love and romance made for weaker soldiers. Here are a few Valentine’s Day traditions from around the world. Why February 14 became Valentine’s Day Long before St. Valentine’s execution, February 14 had come to be associated with fertility—and blood. Between February 13 and 15, Romans celebrated the feast of Lupercalia by sacrificing a goat and a dog and then whipping naked women with the hides, all in the interest of making the women more fertile. In the fifth century AD, Pope Gelasius I outlawed Lupercalia and officially declared February 14 to be the feast of St. Valentine, or Valentine’s Day. Valentine’s Day as a double-edged sword throughout history As the years went on, Valentine’s Day may have become conflated with the Norman celebration of “Galatin’s Day,” according to NPR (Galatin referred to a “lover of women”). As such, by the time Geoffrey Chaucer wrote Parliament of Fowls, which referred to St. Valentine’s Day as the day when birds found their mates (late 14th century), St. Valentine’s Day had already entered the public consciousness as a day associated with love. By the late 16th century, William Shakespeare used a reference to St. Valentine’s Day to foreshadow Ophelia’s suicide in Hamlet. Valentine’s Day in the modern day: blood and roses Although Valentine’s Day continues to be associated with hearts and flowers, in the last century, it has also continued to be associated with blood spatter and murder. A few notable bloody Valentine’s Days include: The Valentine’s Day Massacre of 1929. The unsolved murder of young lovers Jesse McBane and Patricia Mann, which occurred on Valentine’s Day 1971. The unsolved murder of teens Nicholas Kunselman and Stephanie Hart (who were dating) on Valentine’s Day 2000. The murder by Oscar Pistorius of Reeva Steenkamp on Valentine’s Day 2013. The murder-suicide of an elderly couple in Alabama on Valentine’s Day 2015. The U.S. school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Valentine’s Day in 2018. https://www.rd.com/culture/dark-history-of-valentines-day/ |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnqUGq4GJpA Disturbing video of Chinese hotel officer caning Kenyan waiter |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnqUGq4GJpA Disturbing video of Chinese hotel officer caning Kenyan waiter |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZdmBjV8i64 Buy made in Nigeria cars, patronise Innoson Vehicles - NACCIMA President |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jn_5P1bsPvQ Richest People In Nigeria And Their Net Worth By Forbes (2020) |
Every creature on this planet play an important role in maintaining the balance on the planet. That is what scientists say today. |
oldtruth:So the definition do not fit the description of an hippopotamus |
oldtruth:Predator (definition). A predator is an animal that eats other animals — or people or companies who act like they do. Lions are predators, but so are pickpockets and some giant corporations. The word predator started out referring to insects that ate other insects, but has grown to include any animal that eats another animal |
oldtruth:Hippopotamuses are not predators, they are Herbivore. The main source of food for the Hippo is the short grass and they consume any type of plants that are found in the water |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24FxmzDE8tU Coronavirus: Nigerian Red Cross places 1 million volunteers on alert |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOL0ZQCPGrQ Coronavirus - How Drones in China are Detecting and Yelling at People without masks |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ohd2e2-xEz4 3 facts you should know about the Keke/Okada ban in Lagos |
Deny entry to travellers from China |
Crime does not pay |
Accepting an imported Alien Religion has killed our peoples minds |
The Kingdom of Aksum During the same period that the Roman Empire rose and fell, the influential Kingdom of Aksum held sway over parts of what are now Eritrea and northern Ethiopia. Surprisingly little is known about Aksum’s origins, but by the 2nd and 3rd centuries A.D. it was a trading juggernaut whose gold and ivory made it a vital link between ancient Europe and the Far East. The kingdom had a written script known as Ge’ez, one of the first to emerge in Africa, and it developed a distinctive architectural style that involved the building of massive stone obelisks, some of which stood over 100 feet tall. In the fourth century, Aksum became one of the first empires in the world to adopt Christianity, which led to a political and military alliance with the Byzantines. The empire later went into decline sometime around the 7th or 8th century, but its religious legacy still exists today in the form of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lwgn19E6io Coronavirus may affect economic exchange between China and Nigeria |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4gyfqd3EHE Why we restricted Okada & Keke - Lagos State Government | |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrL0OHpHcek Chinese doctors deliver baby from mother suspected of having coronavirus |
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