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The ones here writing rubbish and calling Dr Olukoya names are still the ones that will be jumping from hospitals to prayer mountains to churches to babalawo houses in search of deliverance when they fall into the same trap they scoffed at.

Dey play. Una no know sey this life is deep.

EmmyMaestro:
It is not enough to scare people like Childofdoom

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Karlifate:
One of them is here 👇


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GloriousGbola:
I have had a talk with my daughter more than once where I have told her you cannot trust anyone
It does not matter if the guy was a family friend from childhood.

It is also why I cannot leave her alone in the house with lesson teachers.

If you sit and talk with guys a large number of their sexual escapades are rape. Usually because a girl made the mistake of seeing them as responsible human beings.

Now as I am writing this I realise I have to talk to my daughter about being wary also of older so called authority figures.

You just made me remember a man who belonged to the same religious organization with us, way back then. We called him 'uncle' even though he was in no way related to us.

Anytime I and my sister were with this man in his house, he had no qualms about undressing around us, two pre-teen girls, under the guise of "you are my children." One particular day, he exposed his underpants to us when he was adjusting his wrapper and we saw something that looked like a pestle at 90 degrees in that area. We were too young to understand what we just saw, and it was many years later that we realized he deliberately exposed his erection to us. Someone like that could have raped either my sister or I if we were ever alone with him. Thank God, my sister, who is older felt very uncomfortable with this particular last display. She didn't know why, but she just felt creeped out and after that day we never stepped our legs there again.

And we never told our mum. Why? I have no idea. I guess we never quite understood the danger we were in. I was about 9 or 10 when this was happening.

When we told our mum, years later, she was shocked and furious and said the man was lucky she didn't have his contact details again, otherwise she would have given him the disgrace of his life.

Thunder sha will faya you wherever you are, Uncle Udoh.

I'm narrating this because you mentioned the several conversations you have had with your girl child about predators. I never had such a conversation with my parents, which is why I and my sister did not recognize our so-called 'uncle' for what he was. Thank God he never got the chance to molest us.

CodeTemplarr:
Some are rapist themselves. I replied some already.

I am shocked, to be sincere. Perhaps somewhere in my mind I mentally view rapists as subhuman, so seeing them comment online has sharply reminded me that they walk among us and look like us

GloriousGbola:
It is very deliberate

Most of them have committed rape and have to make up different stories or scenarios so they can mentally absolve themselves of blame.

This is what CodeTemplarr has brought to my attention. I am shocked

Caseless:
Zinoleesky is looking better now. He's stopped taking drugs, I guess.

Oh, is that Zinolesky? I thought that was a female MMA fighter. He looks feminine

emmy512:
Abeg na unanimous Decision them spell like this?

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The guy doing the voice over speaks like a Nigerian, but is pronouncing the names like a foreigner. Confusing

Revealpanda:
How can I register for this?

Perhaps you can send them a DM?

CodeTemplarr:
You did not lie at all. She didnt rape herself.

Some Nairalanders are victim blaming and making excuses for the rapists

That's true. There are indeed many rape apologists in our society and some of them are on Nairaland

TOPCRUISE:
Something I don't understand is how they get husband and have children. The current record holder of 919 men has been married since 1995 and has children. And it will not be surprising when a man propose to this one after breaking the record.

You shouldn't be surprised. Like minds attract. Two reprobates got married because their ideals align, and they remain married because they are of one perverted accord.

[quote author=GanagiBitrus post=133571597][/quote]Thank you for this very detailed information 🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️

BluntCrazeMan:
I see..

Yep. Disgusting creatures, both. The ones who want to stick their members into a sewer pit, and the one who has turned her body into a sewer.

BluntCrazeMan:
For that 24 hours, her body will become a tank filled to the brim with cum

No, the men use condoms

DaddyCoool:
Maybe physically too - she said she recently did 300 men.
Buut she now has the fame she wants, and you don't. How else could such a person be famous

These kind of people are the ones who end up committing suicide because of just how damaged they are.

This woman is very damaged. Not physically, but psychologically and spiritually

7arrows:
Can I have your address so I can pay a visit. Trust me and leave the rest.

Don't bother. That individual is a hardened scammer

So many people have comprehension problems

How the fvck is this news?

Where are the babies though? Na so dem go dey gallivant upandan and leaving the care of the kids to outsiders.

Toh

majesticguy:
The role of the 6888 Battalion in World War II may seem insignificant at first glance, but their impact on the war effort was really great. As depicted in the movie maintaining correspondence between soldiers and their loved ones was crucial for their emotional well-being and morale.

Imagine being on the front lines, unable to communicate with family, friends and that special person in your life. The emotional toll would be overwhelming, affecting one's ability to perform duties effectively. The movie sheds light on the pivotal contributions of Black women during this transformative moment in history.

Despite facing racism and sexism, these women persevered, playing an essential yet uncelebrated role in the war effort. Their story is a testament to the power of resilience and determination in the face of adversity. The Ogas at the top really wanted them to fail so that they could spite Rosevett for being sympathetic to the blacks.

Their story is also a sobering reminder of the systemic racism and sexism that persisted during World War II. Despite being part of the war effort, these women faced discrimination and marginalization.

Lastly, the story of these black ladies is one of courage, resilience, and determination. Their legacy serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of giving honor to whom honor is due, regardless of their background or circumstances.

If you say so....

lereinter:
Sad

Hope her organs are intact


I heard of a story where the arab man told the nigerian maid / slave (they came into the country as a slave -unknowingly the agent won't tell them) to wash the roof of their building, the lady lady slipped and got electrocuted

There was one too where the arab man took her to hospital unknowingly for her to have her kidney removed for him, when she returned they set their apartment ablaze to disguise a fire outbreak which killed her

This is just horrible

Of all countries, it is Iraq you wan go hustle. Jeez! I know the country is tough but Nigerians need to start applying wisdom in their japa because not all japa is worth it

jeromestarks:
This is not the issue.
The main issue is, marry a virgin or suffer like many married men are currently suffering in their marriages.
The choice is yours.

There is something seriously wrong with you. No psychologically balanced person will do what you are doing online.

Why do I have this very strong feeling that the couple have been murdered in captivity and this is just a way to squeeze as much as possible from the hapless family members?

ibrocool:
The boy is truly a village boy who has been trained on how to survive in the forest. If a city boy is in this situation, he might not survive this

A city kid would have wandered into the path of the carnivores, or died of starvation

chatinent:
That someone's thought aligns with yours doesn't make them or you an OG.

Not about you but two foolish people can still think the same.

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Psoul:
Is your brain functional at all?

Go and ask your forefathers

thorpido:
Who's the loser?

He is. He is a sore loser

majesticguy:
The Six Triple Eight(2024):6.9/10

This biopics tells the inspiring story of the 6888th Battalion, the only all-Black, all-female unit in WWII.

Good:
The storyline is powerful and sheds light on an important part of history I never knew happened until now. Kerry Washington’s performance as Major Charity Adams really stands out—she brings depth and emotion to the role. The soundtrack, especially the song “The Journey” by H.E.R., fits perfectly with the film's tone and adds to the emotional weight.

Bad:
While the story is strong, the dialogue sometimes feels a little overly dramatic and forced. The pacing also drags, which makes the film less engaging at times. On top of that, the production quality, including the sets and makeup, doesn’t always hit the mark and can make the film feel less convincing.

A great effort to honor history, but it’s not as well-made as other top biopics like Hidden Figures or Selma.

I have not been able to bring myself to watch it ever since The Critical Drinker questioned the necessity of making a whole ass movie about postal workers in WW2

Kogi people sure love their chains.

So disgusting and disgraceful