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goran3310:
What are these “lies” you’re referring to?
List them as specifically as possible:
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You’re being contradictory—one statement contradicts another.
Do I need to point out where you’re contradicting yourself, or can you see it yourself?

Devdevdev:
I have done some travelling in recent months and most especially I've interacted with black women from my extended family and from my remote work who live in different foreign countries, and we all feel the same on the issue

Why is it hard for a black woman to find partners from other races? Why is it that when a white guy wants to date outside of his race, he would rather date an Asian lady or an Indian lady or a Latina.

We black women are equally as beautiful too. We even have better bodies than these other women yet these men would rather date women with flat buttocks and small breasts

Some of my friends are very intelligent and very educated. They speak well and are well mannered. I really struggle to see why they don't can't asked out by foreign men

poshestmina:
Jaycee07 .Hello,don't have that email anymore. How are you?

Fcwilly:
Change your phone, I believe your phone is sending wrong signal that triggered blocking

NassBoy:
Happy Easter guys.

Trust you are all doing great.

I write this with sadness. At first my Facebook acc of 15years was suspended and later deactivated even after I had appealed and submitted the documents I was asked to.
I opened another acc, after a few days, It got restricted and couldn't use it to chat but could receive messages.

I have opened like four different accounts and after two or three days, they get suspended. As I write, I can no longer use Facebook on my phone. Some persons say my phone's IP address has been flagged down/compromised and that I need to change my phone to be able to access Facebook again.
I'm really frustrated about This.

Pls what do I do?

Ezeama400:
Why not conduct election democratically and allow the will of the people to prevail, instead of this supreme nonsense ?

I don’t envy him at all …

SmartPolician:
Why is maintaining peace around the world such a difficult task?!

BlackViper:
She's farming followers on TikTok so of course she has to tell lies.

Anyone who is familiar with basic grade school geography in America knows that she is vomiting lamba and una dey chop am like ewedu soup.

franchasofficia:
What are you talking about? Say what you know.


If you add overtime an RN in America can make up to that especially if he or she is an Anaesthetic Nurse, but tax will take a very large chunk of the money except the person have plenty dependent children and maybe spouse which would reduce his or her annual tax. Some Anaesthetic Nurse in the US make close to $450k per annum.

Anesthetic nurses make decent money. But if you had followed the original question asked on the thread, it wasn’t specify what type of nurse. BSN/RN average salary yearly would be between 90-120K. For traveling nurses, they might make up to 150-180K depending on on the state and the type of contract they have.
Specialized field like anaesthetic or ICU/trauma nurses will make sometime above 300K a year in states like Washington, Massachusetts, New York etc.


As for Doctors, that's another discussion all together, they are well paid.


The only developed country that don't pay Nurses and Doctors well is UK compared to other developed countries

Editorialtimes:
Naira Strengthens Below N1,350/$ for First Time Since May 2024 – The Business Bureau


Source: The Business Bureau

anonimi:
Why did Trump not do that during his first term when Buhari was president here?

Do you think that it has anything to do with how grossly incompetent Tinubu is

DeLaRue:
Mr Obi is the least impressive of the potential major presidential candidates.

He rarely says anything on the economy that comes from original thinking.

He said we should copy Argentina. We should copy Indonesia. We should copy this and that.

Now that Mr Tinubu has applied his own original policies and steadied the economy to global acclaim, Mr Obi has gone quiet on his Argentina advice.

SarcasticWords:
Source: https://dailypost.ng/2025/12/26/tinubu-should-not-be-blamed-for-us-military-strikes-in-nigeria-analyst-jega/

sweetTai:
This is bad! I hate the northern Nigeria but for trump to think he has the power to attack a sovereign nation? The biggest black nation in the world? This is bad! And if Tinubu doesn’t act and send USA ambassador out Nigeria, he’s a complete idiot!

Osariemen12:
Igbo men and automotive business are inseparable.

Congratulations to our eastern brother. The next winner will be a Bini man or woman.

PinkNature:
Good day

i’ve had these black dots scattered all over my body since 2019.

it all started when i left home for a new town and i quickly developed these breakouts which since then have refused to clear off. i haven’t taken any serious steps towards them, but rn its getting out of hand.

its also on my neck and on my back too.
ps: i take my hygiene very seriously, bath 2x a day and also change my sheets frequently.

i need help.

LabStores:
But no mention of what he stole exactly... Why?

yinchar:
After loosing the election, he staged a coup with his loyal army generals to keep his cronies in power, perpetually blocking the opposition from claiming electoral victory

This is new

lionshare:
Represent $31B as a percentage of the U.S. annual budget, then compare $4.5B as a percentage of Nigeria’s budget for better perspective.

lionshare:
Represent $31B as a percentage of the U.S. annual budget, then compare $4.5B as a percentage of Nigeria’s budget for better perspective.

GafarAjibola:
Former presidential aide, Reno Omokri, has declared that only virgins should be considered brides, arguing that any money demanded for a non-virgin under the guise of bride price amounts to extortion.

Omokri made this known on Sunday, in a lengthy post shared via his official X handle.

According to him, many Africans have misunderstood and misapplied the concepts of dowry and bride price, insisting that they are not interchangeable and have different origins and meanings.

“There is a huge difference between a dowry and a bride price.

“However, in this part of the world (Sub-Saharan Africa), we often use the terms interchangeably — but they are not the same.

“A dowry is the money and property given to a female child on her wedding day by her parents, which she takes to her husband’s home. It becomes the joint property of both the husband and the wife.

“Dowry is practised in parts of Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. This practice aligns with the Biblical injunction that a wife is a helper to her husband, not a burden — Genesis 2:18”, his post partly read.

He contrasted this with the practice of bride price, which he said is rooted in both African culture and Jewish law, and historically applies only to virgins.

“A bride price, on the other hand, is different. In African culture, as well as in Jewish tradition and law, a bride price is the money or property given by a man to the family of a virgin woman to marry her. This is backed by Exodus 22:17, which states: ‘If her father absolutely refuses to give her to him, he must still pay the bride-price for virgins.’ Similarly, among the Lukumi Yoruba, if the bride’s virginity is not confirmed on the white cloth (aso funfun) after the marriage is consummated, the marriage is not considered valid, and the bride price is returned,” he continued.

He condemned the monetisation of marriage rites, especially in cases where the woman in question is no longer a virgin, stating, “The excessive demand for money and property by some Sub-Saharan African ethnicities for a woman who is not a virgin is neither legally nor technically a bride price — it is extortion.”

Omokri, known for his deeply religious worldview, went further to claim that in biblicaly, the term “bride” is reserved only for virgins — citing multiple biblical references to back his claim.

“Scripturally, the term ‘bride’ is never used for a woman who is not a virgin. For example, Isaiah 62:5 says: ‘For as a young man marries a virgin, so your sons shall marry you; and as the bridegroom rejoices over the bride, so your God will rejoice over you.’

“Also, Jeremiah 2:32 reads: ‘Can a virgin forget her ornaments, or a bride her attire?’ These verses show that bridehood is synonymous with virginity. Song of Solomon 4:12 is even more explicit: ‘A locked up garden is my sister, my bride; a locked up spring, a sealed fountain'”, he clarified.

The former aide also drew a comparison from biblical figures, asserting that paying a bride price for non-virgins is unscriptural.

He argued, “By African tradition and Scriptural law, a man may marry a woman who is not a virgin — but such a woman is not a bride, and no bride price should be paid for her. For instance, 1 Samuel 18:20-27 records that David paid a bride price for King Saul’s daughter, Michal. However, he did not pay any bride price for Abigail, as seen in 1 Samuel 25:40-42.”

He warned that if African societies do not return to what he described as traditional and scriptural norms, they would continue to suffer the consequences of moral decay.

“If we in Africa do not return to these time-honoured traditions and continue the moral decline in our society — where sex and sensuality are left unchecked — we will remain at the bottom rung of global development, plagued by high rates of sexually transmitted diseases and broken homes”, Omokri added.

Concluding his post, Omokri rejected the white wedding tradition as un-African, claiming that even its original European form has been misrepresented in Africa.

He said, “Lastly, the White wedding is not African culture, and it is not a Christian wedding. It is a European traditional wedding. If we must adopt that tradition, then we should follow it accurately. In Europe, where the custom originates, it is not the groom or his family that pays for the wedding. It is traditionally the bride’s father who foots the bill. Industrial Money Obtainers, I hope you have heard?”

https://campusnews360.com/only-virgins-deserve-bride-price-reno-omokri/

Checkwell:
Thief

cathodekazim:
This post from Donald Trump reflects an alarming level of hypocrisy, naivety, and a lack of understanding of the broader economic realities. First, the very claim that China has "treated us unsustainably badly" ignores the fundamental fact that trade relationships are reciprocal. If America has been taken advantage of, it's because of decades of bad policy choices that were made under his watch and by his predecessors—many of whom were his allies. Rather than acknowledge the mistakes of past administrations, Trump has chosen to scapegoat others and deflect attention from his own failings.

Moreover, his assertion that America is somehow "bringing back jobs and businesses like never before" rings hollow. In reality, the jobs he's referring to often come with low wages, unstable benefits, or are part of industries that are fundamentally unsustainable. The illusion of job creation ignores the reality of automation and globalization, forces that no amount of rhetoric can undo. The promise of "more than five trillion dollars of investment" is another hollow boast, as such figures often fail to address the underlying issues of income inequality and the deepening wealth gap that his policies have exacerbated.

Trump's rhetoric also ignores a critical point: the policies that hurt other countries will eventually rebound on America. The imposition of tariffs and trade wars, meant to "bring back jobs," often results in higher costs for consumers and undermines the very businesses he claims to support. If we continue down this path, the fallout will be a trade war that damages American workers more than it helps them—an irony that's lost on his supporters, who continue to cheer on policies that ultimately hurt their own economic stability.

The hypocrisy of those supporting Trump is just as glaring. They cheer on a president who touts his "economic revolution" while actively undermining the social safety net and reducing funding for the very public services that would help ordinary Americans weather these economic challenges. They blindly follow a leader who engages in crony capitalism, enriching himself and his allies, while leaving the vast majority of Americans struggling.

Rather than "making America great again," we are heading toward a future of increased division, weakened global standing, and an economy that benefits the rich at the expense of the working class. Trump’s promises are nothing more than empty slogans, and the reality of his policies will be a historic failure for America—one that his supporters will eventually have to confront.

Xisnin:
NATO is already dead, at least US is no longer part of it.
It remains only a concept on paper and Putin knows that too.

If a war breaks out between Europe and Russia today, Trump will sell weapons to Russia
and call it a business move.

But Putin needs at least 4 years to rebuild for a new war that is definitely happen going to happen.

The only reason Trump cannot come out to officially withdraw from NATO is that he wants to use
it to blackmail Europe to accept Ukraine deal and the potential shrinkage of US defense
industry should NATO end because only an idiot will rely on the unstable Trump for its own defense.

At this point, the only difference between Putin and Trump is that Putin has 100% control over
both domestic and foreign Russia affair while Trump only have the external one.

Trump may think he is making money for the US but America will pay heavily in the near future
as it gradually lose all the advantages it got from WW II.

The clear winner in this game is China.

Creamypie:
Trump my guy. Always hitting truth directly from the front without considering emotions of people

blowjohn:
Who joined in making biden step down?

Was Obama not among?

So much for ur rational thinking

blowjohn:
Are u suffering from amnesia?
Who and who and who made Joe Biden to step down as Democrat presidential candidate?


Oh he wasn't a private citizen then?

Dey use ur head

blowjohn:
Obama and co still doing nonsense behind the scenes?

Or a high tech but satanic technology the CIA know about?

SmartPolician:
Let's be honest, that law shouldn't be in existence in the first place. Every country wants their companies to win deals, make money and bring a lot more home. That way, the companies can create jobs and pay huge taxes to the government. If American companies are involved in unethical practices overseas, the foreign government should prosecute them. Trump needs money to reposition Trump Country!

Lakebib:
Good morning romancelanders, I would love you guys to help me judge a complicated situation. My girlfriend visited me early this year, we had unprotected sex but before she left I personally bought contraceptives for her to take whenever she gets home. She travelled back to abj where she's serving and we kept communicating.

Fast forward to three weeks later, she complained to me that she missed her period, she opened up that she forgot to take the pills as at when due which led to the pregnancy. I was mad at her but the deed was already done. I told her that it was her mistake and she would have to fix it because I obviously don't a child now, she also agreed to terminate the pregnancy.

An incident occured while we were making arrangements for the abortion that led to a serious issue. We had a minor misunderstanding and didn't speak for a day, she called the second day around past eleven at night sounding a bit tensed, before I could ask her what the issue was, I heard a guy's voice asking her who she was talking to, she ended the call immediately. I called her back twice without response. When she picked up later she denied that she wasn't with a guy bla bla, I simply told her to stay away from me till she's ready to tell me the truth.

She sent me a message after 4 days about missing me and all, I asked her if she was ready to come clean about what happened that night, she still denied everything even contradicting herself in some parts. I insisted that she was lying while maintaining my stand that she must come clean before we settle any issue. She then asked me about the pregnancy because it was beginning to get obvious, I informed her that I'm not sure that the pregnancy is mine because she's obviously seeing other guys so she should do with it whatever she deems fit. She proceeded to insult me calling me stupid and all. I asked her if she thought insults could solve anything, madam told me that I should know that she can easily sleep with any guy she fancies and pin the pregnancy on him so I shouldn't think that leaving her would make her stranded. I wished her goodluck and she went into another barrage of insults, I just blocked her everywhere and deleted all her contacts.

My friend asked me about her last night and I told him what happened and he said I shouldn't have blocked her, he insisted that I should have taken care of the pregnancy first before cutting ties with her. I would love to get other opinions on the matter.

I'm sorry for the long post, please ignore any typos, I typed on the go and yes all insults are welcome.

MorolayoVictor:
BULLSHIT!

Flangelo12:

Trump is a fool.

Here are facts:

Fentanyl smuggling is ultimately funded by U.S. consumers who pay for illicit opioids: nearly 99 percent of whom are U.S. citizens.
In 2021, U.S. citizens were 86.3 percent of convicted fentanyl drug traffickers—ten times greater than convictions of illegal immigrants for the same offense.
Over 90 percent of fentanyl seizures occur at legal crossing points or interior vehicle checkpoints, not on illegal migration routes, so U.S. citizens (who are subject to less scrutiny) when crossing legally are the best smugglers.