Y'all are a bunch of disgraceful creatures...fighting, shedding innocent blood and k!lling over money, yet you cannot take a penny out of it with you into the afterlife
givedemwotowoto: According to the video commentary, they were at the site of a mass burial for victims of attacks in Otukpo-Nobi, in the Otukpo area of Benue State. Only the men remain in the village, the women have reportedly fled. Those who were present at the site came after hearing that Peter Obi was visiting.
TorchlightRepor: EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede urged Nigerian youths in Port Harcourt to embrace honesty and avoid internet fraud. He listed scams like romance fraud, identity theft and fake investments, warning of arrest and prosecution. He advised youths to build real skills and choose associates wisely.
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This fake man Small amount of shame like this he no even get
seunmsg: It is so sad seeing how Adeleke and his party thugs have unleashed so much violence on the innocent people of Osun state in his desperate bid to win reelection by all means. Oyetola did not turn the state into a killing zone just to win in 2022. If APC had behaved this way when they were in power in the state, would you have been able to defeat the incumbent governor? So, why the desperation?
The blood of every single person killed in the state because of the election is on Demola Adeleke and all the members of their murderous family including David who has been supporting the criminal venture of his family in the Osun.
This blood you are sharing
The blood of Funsho Williams nko, na for which person head una keep am?
Kemetian: Federal Minister of Works, Dave Umahi says the epic Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway has reached 47 kilometres in its construction, and that private investors are QUEUEING UP to fund the project to completion! His declaration poured cold water on critics' prediction that the project would be abandoned due to lack of funding.
DoWhatThouWilt: He is very lucky he was born in that part of the world. That enabled him have friends, supporters and a social media presence.
Depression, frustration, stigmatization and unnecessary unwarranted wickedness would have killed him a long time ago if he was born in "I better pass my neighbor" country, a country filled with heartless and soulless beings.
waice6571: Yorùbá will always say: Ilé là ńwò ká tó sọ ọmọ l’orúkọ. This means that before giving a newborn a name, one must first look to the family’s ancestral heritage and traditions.
The child is not seen merely as an individual, but as an extension—and a branch—of the family tree. Therefore, the name given to the child is expected to reflect, preserve, and continue the family’s ancestral identity and traditions..
Lastly, this is the second time I am mentioning you because your thoughts about Africans, especially the Yoruba ways of life is flawed and misrepresents is. Again, all Yorubas tribes most times shares different ideologies in handling different cultural beliefs..... No generalisation captures every details.
You're taking those proverbs completely out of the context of their origins and usages
You're probably below 30 years of age, and your grandfather had western education thus he'd picked his own father's name on enrollment at school...if not you would've seen what we are trying to explain to you first hand and you wouldn't be here arguing this about Yoruba culture regarding 'surnames'
Anyone here who had an illiterate grandfather knows that those men bore their own names alone
Rapmoney: This terrible act of children bearing their biological father's name as surname in Nigeria started with Millennials, and it is a very shameful thing culturally. Most of us do not understand the importance or significance of surnames. Surnames are not just names for the sake of it.
A surname is a way or medium of honouring your ancestor. Africans, over the years have been brainwashed by the western culture that our ancestors evil spirits. Due to this, many Africans attach evil to the name 'ancestor'.
Culturally in Africa, surnames are adopted in turns. You adopt your grandfather's name as your surname, and when you give birth, your child adopts your father's name as surname. When your own child gives birth, the child adopts your own name as surname. That is how it goes and that is how lineage are honoured and preserved.
Millennials and Gen Z Nigerians now give their children their names as surnames without any atom of respect for their fathers, thereby cutting off their fathers from the lineage. If you so much cherish your name, you can give it to one of your child and has Jnr attached to it. People do it. But not cutting off your own father from the lineage by making your kids adopt your own name as their surname. It is bad and alien to the African culture.
Do not be fooled by the white culture which wants you to believe that African ancestors connote evil. To be ancestor na turn by turn. One day, you too go be ancestor.
Keep quiet there
We had no concept of surnames in Africa until the white man brought it, everyone bore their own unique names and it lived and died with them
Their is nothing like surname in the African tradition
Josepholome: Social media influencer, Brian Dennis calls out 2Baba over continued silence on issues with wife Natasha
Social media influencer Brian Dennis has called on Nigerian music icon 2Baba to break his silence over the ongoing controversy surrounding his relationship with his wife, Natasha.
Dennis questioned the singer’s continued silence, arguing that the lack of a clear statement from 2Baba has left room for social media users to speculate about what may have happened between the couple.
According to the influencer, the situation has gone beyond private relationship matters, as competing narratives and theories circulating online could potentially damage Natasha’s reputation in the absence of clarification from the people directly involved.
Dennis urged 2Baba to address the situation publicly and provide clarity, particularly as social media continues to generate different versions of events.
His comments have added another voice to the growing online conversation surrounding the couple, with many social media users also calling for the parties involved to clarify the situation rather than allowing speculation to dominate the narrative.
Oga werin concern you for inside husband and wife matter? See ya eye be like shrimp own
Marriage oughtn't be that hard it's just that majority of Naija peeps approach it with their selfish mindset...a lot of sacrifice is required on both sides but usually it's only one half giving
Lastmankc: Yoruba Muslim that even the northern Muslims dislike so much and called them second class Muslims. If you doubt me, how many Fulani Muslim can worship in a mosque where the chief imam is a Yoruba man.
Woke Soyinka has come out of hibernation again to pick on his pet peeve: Peter Obi.
Of all the economic and social issues plaguing Nigeria, his greatest worry is Peter Obi running for office of Nigerian Presidency in 2027🇳🇬. He based his concerns on "National Interest".
The question, Woke Soyinka should enlighten the whole is: What exactly is this "national interest" he is so passionate about?
We are told lately that WS is no too old to comment on national issues. But everytime he is able gather some strength or find his voice, it is Peter Obi that is his greatest worry.
“The relationship between the Hausa community and Mr Peter Obi, the NDC presidential candidate, has remained cordial up to this moment. The Hausa mosque that was demolished in Anambra State was demolished before Mr Peter Obi came into office. However, immediately after he assumed… pic.twitter.com/CyVt5Plz89